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Nationalism
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What is Nationalism? Nationalism is feelings of pride and loyalty to a nation.
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What are some signs of nationalism?
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Background… Following the War of 1812 we enter the period of history known as the Era of Good Feelings. – 1815-1825 – Time of peace, pride and progress
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Why did the Era of Good Feelings occur? Won an international war – War of 1812 Settled, in our favor, many border and land use disputes. – Examples: Rush-Bagot Agreement Adams – Onis Agreement Convention 1818 Monroe Doctrine Increased Manufacturing Increased power and control of the federal government
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Who is Henry Clay? Member of both the House of Representatives and the Senate from Kentucky Gifted speaker – Speaker of the House – longest serving Great Compromiser
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What was the American System? A series of measures passed in 1816 intended to make the United States economically self-sufficient and reduce regional conflicts. 1.Create a National Bank 2.Tariff on all imported goods 3.Internal improvements like roads and canals How do these 3 things make the United States economically self sufficient???
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American Economic Independence Improved Manufacturing Tariff on all foreign goods allows American manufacturing to take hold at competitive prices Improved Trade National bank would provide a single currency and improve interstate trade Interstate trade is improved with the improved transportation system allowing goods to get to and from different areas of the country
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The Supreme Courts Position on the American System McCulloch v. Maryland 1819 Stated that Congress had implied powers to pass and create a National Bank Gibbons v. Ogden 1824 States could not interfere with the power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce
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What internal improvements were made with the American System? 1.Cumberland Road – first road built by the federal government from Cumberland, Maryland to Wheeling, West Virginia (today) 2.Erie Canal – allowed goods to travel from Albany, New York to Buffalo.
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