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Title: Fact or Fiction?


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Fact or Fiction?
  • He was the last U.S. president to serve in the
    Revolutionary War.
  • Monroe was the last U.S. president who still
    dressed in the 18th century fashion of powdered
    wigs and knee breeches.
  • No one ran against Monroe in his second term

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JAMES MONROE
  • 1817- 1825

5th
ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
3
THE ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
  • AMERICA CELEBRATES!!!
  • Rise in National Pride!!!
  • Decline of the Federalist Partyonly ONE
    political party left
  • DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
  • America becomes fond of old fashion ways
  • The Era of Good Feelings was an idea of renewed
    sense of national unity that Monroe tried to
    bring about.

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Why were people feeling so patriotic at this
time?  Do we see national pride in our country
today?
5
Economic Policies
Protective Tariffs
The Tariff of 1816 greatly raised tariffs on
imported goods, making them more expensive than
U.S. goods. This made Southerners mad because
they purchased many foreign goods. They said
that the tariff made northern manufacturers rich,
while hurting people in the South. This is
evidence of sectionalism, or loyalty to a smaller
section, or state, instead of the whole country.
6
NATIONALISM vs SECTIONALISM
  • NATIONALISM A BELIEF AND FEELING OF PATRIOTIC
    PRIDE IN YOUR NATION. U.S. a world within
    itself
  • SECTIONALISM A PRIDE IN ACHIEVEMENT OF ITS OWN
    REGION OR SECTION.

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Sectionalism
Im a westerner!
Im a Northerner!
Im a Southerner!
Wait! I thought we were all Americans!
8
Clays American System
  • Plan to promote economic growth. Called for a new
    national bank and high import tariffs, to reduce
    dependency on foreign goods. Because of increased
    wealth, northerners would be able to buy farm
    products from the West and South.
  • Pushed for internal improvements- improvements
    for roads, bridges, and canals to help connect
    the west to the rest of the country.

9
MISSOURI COMPROMISE OF 1820
  • MAINTAINS THE BALANCE BETWEEN THE SLAVE STATES
    AND THE FREE STATES
  • IT BANNED SLAVERY IN THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY
    NORTH OF MISSOURIS SOUTHERN BORDERS EXCEPT IN
    THE STATE OF MISSOURI

10
McCulloch vs Maryland
  • Strengthened the power of the federal government
    over states
  • states have NO power to control federal
    institutions within their borders

Federal Law
State Law
11
Gibbons vs Ogden
  • The court established Federal authority over
    states
  • Only the federal government has the power to
    regulate trade

Trade
12
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Did the Supreme Court decisions give more power
to the state or federal government? How do you
think the each side felt about that?
13
ADAMS-ONIS TREATY 1819
  • United States gained Florida from Spain
  • US. paid 5 million dollars.

14
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
How has Florida contributed to the United States
economy? 
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INDEPENDENCE SPREADS
  • OTHER WESTERN HEMISPHERE NATIONS GAIN THEIR
    INDEPENDENCE
  • CANADA
  • MEXICO
  • COLUMBIA
  • ARGENTINA
  • CHILE
  • PERU
  • ECUADOR

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MONROE DOCTRINE
  • PRESIDENT MONROE MADE A STATEMENT ON FOREIGN
    POLICY- No more European colonization in America
    (western hemisphere)
  • AMERICA AND OTHER WESTERN HEMISPHERE COUNTRIES
    WERE CLOSED TO FUTURE COLONIZATION
  • CORNERSTONE OF OUR FOREIGN POLICY TODAY!!!

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Why would America want to prevent future
colonization of countries in the western
hemisphere?
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