Era of Good Feelings
Phrase used to describe the period of American politics from 1815-1825
What is the era of good feelings?
The man who created a comprehensive method for advancing the nation's economic growth called the American System.
Who was Henry Clay?
This party grew smaller because it couldn't keep up with national views.
What is the Federalist Party?
State admitted as a free state at the same time Missouri was admitted as a slave state
What is Maine?
Fifth president of the United States
Who is James Monroe?
The first financial crisis since the constitution was created.
What is The Panic of 1819?
The event that is primarily contributed to the decline of the Federalist Party.
What was the secessionist convention at Hartford?
New York Congressman who proposed that slavery would be prohibited in Missouri, and enslaved children emancipated
James Tallmadge
What is the Monroe Doctrine?
The part of the American System which would promote American manufacturing and aimed to raise revenue for a national transportation system.
What are protective tariffs?
The election which signified the official end of the Federalist Party?
What was the election of 1820?
The man behind The Great Compromise
Henry Clay
Newspaper that first published the phrase "era of good feelings"
What is the Columbian Centinel?
During the Panic of 1819, this sector was hit the hardest because many had taken loans to move there and establish farms.
What is the West?
A member of the Democratic-Republican Party who supported older ideals of the party.
Who was John Randolph?
Gave Andrew Jackson the power to use military force in order to enact the Tariffs in South Carolina
Force Bill
State acquired during Monroe's presidency
What is Florida?
The man who withdrew his support for the American Plan because he believed the system would hurt the South's economy?
Who was John Calhoun?
Daniel Webster opposed these tariffs.
What were the tariffs of 1816 and 1824?
1828 tariff enacted to raise the cost on imported goods, in order to benefit local shopping
Tariff of Abominations