James Monroe and The Era of Good Feelings

James Monroe and The Era of Good Feelings
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The Era of Good Feelings was a period of national pride and political peace associated with James Monroe's presidency. This era saw a growth in American nationalism and unity, as well as

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Slide1James Monroe  and  “ The  Era  of Good  Feelings ” James  Monroe  and  “ The  Era  of Good  Feelings ” Monroe  Doctrine Monroe  Doctrine

Slide2The  Era  Of  Good  Feelings ” “ The  Era  Of  Good  Feelings ” • “ The  Era  of  Good Feelings ”   was  a  period  of national  pride  and  political peace  associated  with James  Monroe • “ The  Era  of  Good Feelings ”   was  a  period  of national  pride  and  political peace  associated  with James  Monroe • Jeffersonian  Republicans accept  Hamilton ’ s economic  plans. Americans  expected  civil discord  between  the political  parties. • Jeffersonian  Republicans accept  Hamilton ’ s economic  plans. Americans  expected  civil discord  between  the political  parties.

Slide3Anglo- American  Peace Anglo-  American  Peace • 1815  American  trade is  important  to  the British  economy • 1815  American  trade is  important  to  the British  economy • 1818  both  nations settle  the  Canadian boundary  dispute  and agree  that  both  nations will  control  the Oregon  territory  for  10 years • 1818  both  nations settle  the  Canadian boundary  dispute  and agree  that  both  nations will  control  the Oregon  territory  for  10 years

Slide4Monroe Doctrine Monroe  Doctrine • Named  for  James  Monroe • Named  for  James  Monroe • 5 th   President  of  the  United  States   1817-1925 • 5 th   President  of  the  United  States   1817-1925 • Monroe  brought  a  vision  of  an  expanded  America  to  his  presidency—a vision  that  helped  facilitate  the  formulation  of  what  has  become  known  as the  Monroe  Doctrine.  Because  this  Doctrine  bears  his  name,  the  general public  is  not  inclined  to  recognize  the  significant  contributions  made  by Secretary  of  State  John  Quincy  Adams  and  unofficial  presidential  advisor Thomas  Jefferson. • Monroe  brought  a  vision  of  an  expanded  America  to  his  presidency—a vision  that  helped  facilitate  the  formulation  of  what  has  become  known  as the  Monroe  Doctrine.  Because  this  Doctrine  bears  his  name,  the  general public  is  not  inclined  to  recognize  the  significant  contributions  made  by Secretary  of  State  John  Quincy  Adams  and  unofficial  presidential  advisor Thomas  Jefferson. • The  Doctrine  was  presented  in  an  address  to  congress  December  2,  1823 • The  Doctrine  was  presented  in  an  address  to  congress  December  2,  1823

Slide5Monroe Doctrine Monroe  Doctrine • In  Latin  America,  it  is  a  period  of  revolution and  liberation. • In  Latin  America,  it  is  a  period  of  revolution and  liberation. • Chile,  Venezuela,  Mexico  and  Brazil  have gained  their  freedom  from  Spain  and Portugal.  The  United  States  recognizes them  as  legitimate  countries. • Chile,  Venezuela,  Mexico  and  Brazil  have gained  their  freedom  from  Spain  and Portugal.  The  United  States  recognizes them  as  legitimate  countries. • America  fears  that  other  foreign  countries like  France  and  Britain  may  now  want  to control  these  countries  in  Latin  America. • America  fears  that  other  foreign  countries like  France  and  Britain  may  now  want  to control  these  countries  in  Latin  America.

Slide6Monroe Doctrine Monroe  Doctrine • Warns  European  nations  that  they  cannot set  up  colonies  or  interfere  in  Latin American  problems  anymore. • Warns  European  nations  that  they  cannot set  up  colonies  or  interfere  in  Latin American  problems  anymore. • The  United  States  will  protect  North  and South  America  from  any  European influence. • The  United  States  will  protect  North  and South  America  from  any  European influence. • The  United  States  will  not  involve  itself  in European  affairs  militarily  or  politically. • The  United  States  will  not  involve  itself  in European  affairs  militarily  or  politically.

Slide7Monroe Doctrine  Political Cartoon Monroe  Doctrine  Political Cartoon

Slide8Monroe Doctrine  Political Cartoon Monroe  Doctrine  Political Cartoon

Slide9Monroe Doctrine Political  Cartoon Monroe  Doctrine Political  Cartoon

Slide10Directions:Directions: • Use  this  PowerPoint  along  with  the  text  of  the  Monroe Doctrine  to  complete  a  Document  Analysis  Worksheet. • Use  this  PowerPoint  along  with  the  text  of  the  Monroe Doctrine  to  complete  a  Document  Analysis  Worksheet. • We  will  meet  as  a  class  to  go  over  the  results,  be  sure  to complete  the  reading  of  both  the  PowerPoint  and  the  text prior  to  our  meeting. • We  will  meet  as  a  class  to  go  over  the  results,  be  sure  to complete  the  reading  of  both  the  PowerPoint  and  the  text prior  to  our  meeting.