Post War of 1812: 1816-1830

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Post War of 1812 1816-1830s Era of Good
Feelings?

• Why?
• American economy improved
• Market Revolution Began
• America was not involved in any major conflicts.

2
Era of Good Feelings Growth in Nationalism

• Nationalism is the belief that ones nation is of
  primary importance.

3
Growing Strength of the Federal Government

• Domestic Issues
• Tariff of 1816
• Second Bank of U.S.
• Internal Improvements
• Canals, roads were built

4
Growing Strength of the Federal Government

• Domestic Issues (Supreme Court Decisions)
• Gibbons V. Ogden
• McCulloch v. Maryland
• Dartmouth v. Woodward
• Missouri Compromise

5
Growing Strength of the Federal Government

• Foreign Issues
• Adams-Onis Treaty (Spain)
• Monroe Doctrine

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Why it was NOT an Era of Good Feelings

• South did not benefit economically
• South felt more isolated
• States were threatening to leave the Union
• South Carolina Nullification Crisis