Unit 5 part 1: A New National Identity

He became the 6th president after a controversial election.

• Andrew Jackson

• Henry Clay

• John Quincy Adams

• Washington Irving

 A Kentucky representative who believed the nation’s unity and future depended                         on a strong economy and unified America

• Andrew Jackson

• Henry Clay

• John Quincy Adams

• Washington Irving

Known as "The Liberator", he helped Central and South American countries gain independence.

• Andrew Jackson

• Washington Irving

• John Quincy Adams

• Simón Bolívar

An American author known for blending European traditions with American characters and society in his works.

• Andrew Jackson

• Washington Irving

• John Quincy Adams

• Simón Bolívar

A post-war time of a growing economy, a popular president, and lots of patriotism

• Era of Good Feelings

• Nationalism

• The Roaring 20s

• Sectionalism

A Presidential statement made to keep control of our country and keep European countries from working to take over newly independent countries in the area

• Missouri Compromise

• Monroe Doctrine

• Convention of 1818

• Emancipation Proclamation

This occurs when regions put their ideas and needs ahead of what's best for the country. This began to happen in the 1820s hinting at the division that will lead to the Civil War.

• Sectionalism

• Nationalism

• Racism

• Americanism

A movement that influenced painting in the 1830s that featured American landscape.

• Hudson River School

• Era of Good Feelings

• Bob Ross School of Art

• Monroe Doctrine

A strong feeling of pride and loyalty to country that overtakes the interest of each region.

• Sectionalism

• Nationalism

• Racism

• Americanism

What country colonized much of Central and South America?

• The U.S.

• Great Britain

• Spain

• France