Nationalism Shapes Foreign Policy How did the growing sense of nationalism contribute to the expansion of the United States?

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Nationalism Shapes Foreign Policy How did the growing sense of nationalism contribute to the expansion of the United States?

Nationalism Secretary of State John Quincy Adams Son of John Adams-similar in demeanor Proved to be one of the great secretaries of state Will work to settle the issues the Treaty of Ghent did not settle from war with Britain

Treaties with Britain Rush-Bagot Treaty (1817)- limit naval presence on the Great Lakes One vessel each on Lake Ontario and Lake Champlain Two each on the other lakes Convention of established official boundary of northern Louisiana Territory and British North America (Canada) at the 49 th parallel & share the Newfoundland fisheries; joint ten year occupation of Oregon country

Where to next? After these two agreements there remained one piece of outstanding territory. What was that territory? SPANISH FLORIDA Adams-Onis Treaty- AKA Transcontinental Treaty; Spain ceded Florida & claims of Oregon; American abandoned claims of Texas, and western boundary of Louisiana was made to run zig zag along Rockies to the 42 nd parallel and turn west to the Pacific

Activity With a partner, read pages and text and answer questions on Monroe Doctrine Be ready to discuss