James Monroe's Presidency

The Adams-Onis Treaty:

• Set the border between U.S. and Spanish lands

• Ceded Florida to the U.S.

• Created a military alliance between Spain and the U.S.

• Made Britain angry

Prohibited European nations from further colonizing or interfering in the affairs of the nations in North and South America.

• Non-Intercourse Act

• Monroe Doctrine

• Adams-Onis Treaty

• American System

Set the northern boundary of the U.S. at the 49th parallel.

• Adams-Onis Treaty

• Monroe Doctrine

• Convention of 1818

• Treaty of Ghent

Henry Clay's idea of using high tariffs to improve U.S. infrastructure.

• Protective Tariffs

• The Clay Act

• Infrastructure Rehabilitation Plan

• American System

Caused an ideological division between north and south.

• Clay's American System

• Monroe Doctrine

• Adams-Onis Treaty

• Pinckney's Treaty

The Monroe Doctrine stated that:

• It would not oppose existing European colonies in the Americas

• It would oppose new European colonies in the Americas

• It would oppose trade agreements with European countries.

• It would allow trade with Latin America.

The Monroe Doctrine signaled a change in the U.S.'s long-held policy of:

• Democracy

• Federalism

• Neutrality

• Nationalism

When political partisanship in the U.S. faded for a period of time.

• Federalism

• Era of Good Feelings

• Sectionalism

• The Golden Age

National unity and pride.

• Sectionalism

• Nationalism

• Politics

• Federalism

a tendency to be more concerned with the interests of your particular group or region than with the problems and interests of the larger group

• Nationalism

• Sectionalism

• Selfishness

• Republicanism