The Era of Good Feelings- Nationalism & the Monroe Doctrine

The Era of Good Feelings- Nationalism & the Monroe Doctrine

Multiple Choice

What happened to the Federalist part following the War of 1812?

• It grew in power.

• It declined as a political force and disappeared for good.

• It's members sailed to Great Britain and became British citizens.

Nationalism

-identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations

-extreme patriotism

Multiple Choice

During what era did U.S. nationalism surge following the War of 1812?

• the early republic

• the Federalist Era

• the Jacksonian Era

• the Era of Good Feelings

Multiple Choice

What did the new Republican party support that the Jeffersonian Democratic-Republican party originally didn't?

• the establishment of the 2nd National Bank

• an agrarian economy

• an alliance with Britain

Multiple Choice

How did the U.S. economy change following the War of 1812?

• manufacturing expanded

• manufacturing declined

• agriculture declined

Multiple Choice

Who was the president during the Era of Good Feelings?

• James Madison

• Thomas Jefferson

• James Monroe

• John Quincy Adams

Multiple Choice

What type of foreign policy takes an aggressive stance on diplomacy and foreign affairs?

• nationalist

• submissive

• neutral

Multiple Choice

Who was President James Monroe's Secretary of State who formulated a nationalist foreign policy?

• John Quincy Adams

• James Madison

• Andrew Jackson

• Henry Clay

Multiple Choice

Which country was losing its Latin American empire to revolutions in the early 1800s?

• Spain

• France

• Great Britain

• U.S.

Multiple Choice

Why did President Monroe issue the Monroe Doctrine?

• to prevent any further European colonization in North and South America.

• to prevent Latin American nations from being able to gain their independence.

• to prevent European immigration into the western hemisphere.

Multiple Choice

Because of the Monroe Doctrine, further European ________ never occurred in the North and South America again.

• immigration

• colonization

• diplomacy

Open Ended

In your own words, what message did the Monroe Doctrine send to European powers, such as Spain?