And the Era of Good Feelings.  1816: Democratic- Republican elected 5 th president  John Quincy Adams - Secretary of State.

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and the Era of Good Feelings

 1816: Democratic- Republican elected 5 th president  John Quincy Adams - Secretary of State

 Era of Good Feelings- nickname for time period of  Nationalism- Feelings of pride and loyalty toward your country (from the War of 1812)

Erie Canal Cumberland Road

 With British Canada US & Britain fought over fishing rights in Great Lakes and NE coast

Convention of 1818: o Shared fishing rights o Joint occupy Oregon o Set border between U.S. & Canada at 49 th parallel

Issues with Native Americans and runaway slaves o Monroe sent troops to secure border o Jackson invades and takes over Spanish Florida  With Spanish Florida

Adams-Onis Treaty o 1819 o U.S. got Florida o Spain got parts of Louisiana (Texas )

Latin American countries gained independence U.S. worried about bigger nations taking over  Background:

 Monroe issued statement Dec. 2, 1823: Don’t mess with the west!! North & South America is off limits for future colonization

Showed that the U.S. saw itself as a world power.

 Chief Justice John Marshall  Maryland tried to tax national bank Supreme Court ruled Second Bank of the U.S. was constitutional (Elastic Clause) Maryland could not tax Federal Laws are superior to state laws