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James Monroe Mr. Era Of Good Feelings
James Monroe (1817-1825) “Mr. Era of good feelings” Grade: B Monroe was another president following the success of his democratic predecessors. Monroe established a strong sense of confidence and nationality in America, resulting in what was coined as the Era of Good Feelings. Monroe also re established principles of neutrality and slightly progressed on the issue of slavery. However, under his presidency, America faced a horrible economic fall. Monroe wasn’t very able to stabilize the economy and nonetheless left office as a favorable

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