benjamin franklin presided over the era of good feelings.
benjamin franklin presided over the era of good feelings.
who presided over the era of good feelings?
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domestically, the presidency of james monroe (1817–1825) was hailed at the time and since as the "era of good feelings" because of the decline of partisan politics and heated rhetoric after the war. the federalist party collapsed, but without an opponent the democratic-republican party decayed as sectional interests came to the fore.
history of the united states (1789–1849)
with the decline in political consensus, it became imperative to revive jeffersonian principles on the basis of southern exceptionalism. the agrarian alliance, north and south, would be revived to form jacksonian nationalism and the rise of the modern democratic party. the interlude of the era of good feelings was at an end.









































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bullet::::- cited in "essays on jacksonian america," ed. frank otto gatell. new york: holt, rinehart and winston, 1970.









































bullet::::- , cited in "american historical review", lxv (january 1960), pp. 288–301.









































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bullet::::- george dangerfield. "the era of good feelings" (1952).
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