The Era of Good Feelings

The "Era of Good Feelings" is a term used to describe the time of James Madison's presidential administration.

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Most presidential candidates were chosen by party caucuses in the early 1800s.

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James Monroe chose men for his cabinet who were best qualified regardless of their political allegiances.

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Spanish Florida became a haven for runaway slaves from the southern states.

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Andrew Jackson was given orders to invade Florida and take control in the name of the United States.

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Andrew Jackson’s victory at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend led to statehood for Alabama and Mississippi.

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The new republics established in Latin America were weak and subject to the control of military leaders.

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President Monroe was unsympathetic to the new republics in Latin America and refused to establish diplomatic relations with them.

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Jose de San Martín led the revolt against Spain in southern South America.

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The Adams-Onís Treaty helped define the Spanish boundary west of the Mississippi.

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