Political Climate During the Era of Good Feelings

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

The 'Era of Good Feelings' (1817-1825) was a time marked by the presidency of James Monroe, economic growth, and national unity. However, beneath the surface of this apparent harmony lay significant tensions that foreshadowed future conflicts. One major issue was the debate over the expansion of slavery into new territories, which would later ignite significant political and social discord. Considering the political landscape and policies instituted during this period, which of the following statements most accurately reflects the nature of the political climate during Monroe’s presidency?

The Era of Good Feelings was characterized by widespread opposition to the Bank of the United States, leading to its eventual dissolution.

The presidency of James Monroe featured proactive measures to suppress dissent within the Federalist Party, ensuring its complete dissolution.

Although the period is called the Era of Good Feelings, it actually contained significant political opposition and debated issues surrounding slavery.

Monroe's presidency was marked by a series of conciliatory treaties with Native Americans that resolved all territorial disputes.

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