1. ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS
1815-1825
Dr.Yolanda Romero

2. • I. Turning Point
• II.Population Movement
– Movement to the West
• Mountain Men
– Brigade System
– Rendezvous System

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Farmers
Frontier Women
Life on the Frontier
Land Policy

4. Manufacturing Cities
Commercial Centers

5. • Transportation
– National Road
• Funding an issue
– Canals
– Steamboats

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Market Economy
Sectionalism evident
Tariff of 1815
Credit
– Local Merchants
– State Banks

7. • Industry
– From the Home to the Factory
• “Putting Out” System
– Effects on family
• Economic V. Emotional
– Husband’s Role Changes
– Urban women
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Cult of Domesticity/true womanhood
New Power
Family Size
Sisterhood

8. • Industry and the Courts
• John Marshall Court
McCulloch V. Maryland
Ogden v. Gibbons
Dartmouth V. Woodward

9. • III. Politics in the Era of Good
Feelings
– James Monroe 1816 & 1820
– Keynote Harmony
– Issues
• Monroe Doctrine 1823
• Missouri Compromise

10. • III. Politics in the Era of Good
Feelings
– James Monroe 1816 & 1820
– Keynote Harmony
– Issues
• Monroe Doctrine 1823
• Missouri Compromise