The Monroe Interlude
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Era of Good Feelings
The Demise of the Federalists
Hartford Convention
1820 Election
Signs of Two Party Revival
Panic of 1819
Florida Question
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Spain’s responsibilities
Slaves and Indians
Jackson Mission and Crisis
The Transcontinental Treaty
Spanish Fears and Response
Texas
Missouri Compromise
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War of 1812 and Impact
Westward Migration
Slavery’s revival
Status of the peculiar institution
Debate: Tallmadge Amendment
Maine and Missouri
36 30 demarcation
The Monroe Doctrine
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Revolutions in the Americas
Spain and the Europeans
Russia and the West Coast
U.S. Manifest Destiny
Non Colonization dictum
Non entanglement
The Future
The Election of 1824
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Two Party discord and contestants
Jackson’s lack of majority
Secret dealings: Clay and Adams
The Corrupt Bargain
Consequences
1828 Contest
Jacksonian Democracy
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Era of the Common Man
Voting in the states
Conventions & Caucuses
Reign of the Mob
The Spoils System
An Honest Broker?
Whig Opposition
The Bank War
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Jackson’s experience
Honest Broker Idea
Privileged Class and Monster
Nicholas Biddle
1832 Election
Specie Circular
Pet Banks and 37 Depression
Nullification Crisis
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Calhoun and Jackson
Tariff of Abominations
South Carolina
Doctrine of Interposition
The Crisis and Force Bill
Compromise with Tariff
Lesson for the South
Indian Removal
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Impact of War 1812
The Frontier
Supreme Court, Georgia and Jackson
The Cherokee
Removal and Relocation
Reservation Policy
The Reform Movement
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Source of the Movement
Great Awakening
Thoreau and Transcendentalists
Temperance
Universal Public Education
Mentally Ill
Women and Other Realms
Abolitionism
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Impact of Missouri Compromise
Insurrections and Fear
Garrison and Immediate Emancipation
David Walker’s Appeal
Pseudo Scientists
Moderate Approach
Colonization Efforts