Feeling Good

The Era of Good Feelings positively affected the US and significant to US History as it brought the US much needed solidarity after the War of 1812. These positives included great advancements to industry. An example of this is the advance of a transportation network that had been created in the North and West. Another example is the Tariff of 1816 which added to the swelling of progress, though this progress also led to strong inflation of the economy. Overall the Era of Good Feelings During the

“The Era of Good Feelings” surfaced among the United States. Monroe, nominated by the Republicans, carried on the Virginia Dynasty by being elected President in 1816. At this point in time, the Federalists were fading out fast. In fact, James Monroe had beat out the last Federalist candidate in this election. The collapse of the Federalist Party is accountable for the rise of a singular political party in the nation - the Democratic-Republicans. This then creates “The Era of Good Feelings.” This era

The Era of Good Feelings can be considered “something of a misnomer.” During this period, there was a sort of illusion of calmness and growth. However, underneath the surface, there were numerous conflicts and issues that contradicted the “Era of Good Feelings.” The first to come was the Panic of 1819, which brought an economic crisis and resulted in unemployment, depression, and bankruptcies among other things. This event exposes the economic instability of America, which has the capabilities to

Britain and France, and the British navy and America. The nation has established itself as a sovereign nation more than 30 years after winning independence. And a sense of nationalism has fallen upon the American people, ushering in the Era of Good Feelings. Although the federalists have been abolished, leaving only the Republican party, once could make the argument that a single political party leading the country is a triumph of political cooperation (context). However, with only one political ideology

After the War of 1812, a widespread nationalism spread throughout the country called the “The Era of Good Feelings.” The federalist party has nearly been wiped out at a national scale. This meant everyone was a Democratic-Republican as they are unable to elect a new president in 1816 and James Monroe wins the election unopposed. Nationalism was expanding throughout the country at a fast rate however sectionalism was also emerging in the country. Even though the government was under a one-party rule

DBQ: “Era of Good Feelings”: Nationalism or Sectionalism 　　The United States after the War of 1812, is often described as very strong, as they had just recovered from conflicts with Britain and, as always, are hopeful for new beginnings. Historians often claim that this stage after the war is called the “Era of Good Feelings”- meaning that during this period the United States only grew stronger. However, the “Era of Good Feelings” does not live up to its name; due to the constant complications in

"Era of Good Feelings" was used to describe the administrations of Munroe in 1816 but the validity of this phrase is questioned. Many people might believe that the period after the war of 1812 was an "Era of Good Feelings" because of the nation's gain of nationalism and expansion of the country, but it was not because of growing sectionalism and state issues. After the War of 1812,

The chapter I choose from (Hurka) was chapter one Feeling Good. When reading this chapter it makes you think a lot harder to see where (Hurka) is trying to prove a point about pleasure, happiness, enjoyment and etc. When he (Hurka) talks about the different types of pleasures, it make more sense to what he is talking about, which there is different types of pleasure. Then you have a pleasure that makes you feel good about something that you have accomplished or something you did while helping others

“Era of Good Feelings”: a Misnomer In 1815, still recuperating from war and threats of secession, America entered into a phase now referred to as the “Era of Good Feelings”. The era first started taking shape during the War of 1812, when strident partisan disagreements appeared to take a sideline and an intense American spirit became nearly ubiquitous. Staunch Federalists paid the price for breaking this spirit through talk of secession at the Hartford Convention, when national outrage flared. The

During the early 1800’s, after the War of 1812 the “Era of Good Feelings” emerged, due to the nation having relatively little political conflict over foreign diplomacy and policy, faded away into harmony, during President Monroe's terms in 1816. As Well, there was virtually one political party at the time- Democratic-Republican Party, thus, eliminating conflict with other political parties and an increased sense of nationalism, mostly due to the Nations pride with there “Victory” against the British