Political Climate during the Era of Good Feelings

Very Easy Period 4: 1800–1848 Era Of Good Feelings

During the period known as the 'Era of Good Feelings' (1815-1825), the United States experienced a sense of national unity and political harmony following the War of 1812. This period was largely characterized by the decline of the Federalist Party and the rise of the Democratic-Republican Party under the leadership of President James Monroe.

Which of the following statements BEST reflects the political climate during the Era of Good Feelings?

The Federalist Party continued to dominate national politics.

The Democratic-Republican Party was the only political party in the United States.

Political factions were highly contentious and divisive.

The American public became increasingly interested in foreign affairs.

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