1. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Election of 1824
Missouri Compromise
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Presidential election brought controversy
Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but lacked electoral votes
Under Constitution, House of Reps decides election
House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
Jackson’s supporters claimed Henry Clay made a corrupt bargain
> Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
The controversy weakened support for Adams
Sectionalism – disagreements between different regions
Missouri’s application for statehood as slave state
> At time slave & free states balanced at 11 each
MISSOURI COMPROMISE
1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
2. Maine joins Union as free state
3. Slavery prohibited above 36° 30’ latitude
Compromise passed but still disagreements about slavery
Roads & Canals
Era of Good Feelings
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride, & prosperity
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve transportation
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
Gibbons v. Ogden – states can’t interfere with Congress & commerce

2. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Henry Clay wanted to use money from tariffs to build roads & canals to improve the transport of goods.

3. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Roads & Canals
Roads & Canals
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road

4. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Roads & Canals
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve transportation
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve transportation

5. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Era of Good Feelings phrase was coined by a Boston editor in The War of 1812 had been won, the economy was picking up, & U.S. would begin its climb to the top.
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Era of Good Feelings
Era of Good Feelings
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride, & prosperity
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride, & prosperity

6. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Era of Good Feelings
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride, & prosperity
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank

7. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Era of Good Feelings
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride, & prosperity
Gibbons v. Ogden – states can’t interfere with Congress & commerce
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
Gibbons v. Ogden – states can’t interfere with Congress & commerce

8. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Missouri Compromise
Sectionalism – disagreements between different regions
Missouri’s application for statehood as slave state
> At time slave & free states balanced at 11 each
MISSOURI COMPROMISE
1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
2. Maine joins Union as free state
3. Slavery prohibited above 36° 30’ latitude
Compromise passed but still disagreements about slavery
Sectionalism – disagreements between different regions
Missouri’s application for statehood as slave state
> At time slave & free states balanced at 11 each
MISSOURI COMPROMISE
1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
2. Maine joins Union as free state
3. Slavery prohibited above 36° 30’ latitude
Compromise passed but still disagreements about slavery

9. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Missouri Compromise

10. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
The Election of 1824
Presidential election brought controversy
Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but lacked electoral votes
Under Constitution, House of Reps decides election
House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
Jackson’s supporters claimed Henry Clay made a corrupt bargain
> Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
The controversy weakened support for Adams
Presidential election brought controversy
Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but lacked electoral votes
Under Constitution, House of Reps decides election
House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
Jackson’s supporters claimed Henry Clay made a corrupt bargain
> Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
The controversy weakened support for Adams

11. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Election of 1824
Missouri Compromise
Good negotiations with foreign powers created nationalism
Nationalism – PRIDE & LOYALTY to a nation
Henry Clay’s American System – make U.S. economically self sufficient
>build economy, national bank, single currency, make trade easier
Improve roads & canals with protective tariff
Presidential election brought controversy
Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but lacked electoral votes
Under Constitution, House of Reps decides election
House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
Jackson’s supporters claimed Henry Clay made a corrupt bargain
> Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
The controversy weakened support for Adams
Sectionalism – disagreements between different regions
Missouri’s application for statehood as slave state
> At time slave & free states balanced at 11 each
MISSOURI COMPROMISE
1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
2. Maine joins Union as free state
3. Slavery prohibited above 36° 30’ latitude
Compromise passed but still disagreements about slavery
Roads & Canals
Era of Good Feelings
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride, & prosperity
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve transportation
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
Gibbons v. Ogden – states can’t interfere with Congress & commerce

12. Ch.8 A New National Identity Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
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Section 2- Nationalism & Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Election of 1824
Missouri Compromise