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Nationalism during the Era of Good Feelings – Flashcards

Blake Terry
7 July 2022
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After the war of 1812, American nationalism could be seen in...? (hint: 5 things)
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culture, politics, the Supreme Court, land expansion, and the economy
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When was James Monroe was elected president in...?
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1816
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Monroe oversaw the...?
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Era of Good Feelings
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What does Era of Good Feelings mean?
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a period of strong nationalism
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definition of nationalism
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feeling of strong patriotism
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Effects of Nationalism after War of 1812
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1)nationalism overshadowed sectionalism and the country was more unified 2) country developed its own culture (non-European) 3) The power of the federal government grew 4) The country's size and economy expanded
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What two things developed in cultural nationalism?
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literature and art
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What did Noah Webster write?
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"Blue Backed Speller" that defined American english as different from British
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