11.3 Nationalism and Sectionalism
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The Administration of President Monroe and the Era of Good Feelings 11.3 Nationalism and Sectionalism
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11.3 Nationalism and Sectionalism. The Administration of President Monroe and the Era of Good Feelings. What is nationalism? What are some examples? Why was nationalism on the increase in America during the Monroe Administration?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The Administration of President Monroe and the Era of Good
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11.3 Nationalism and Sectionalism
What is nationalism?
What are some examples?
Why was nationalism on the increase in America during the Monroe Administration?
What is sectionalism?
Why would sectionalism be a problem, even after the war of 1812?
How do we know that eventually sectionalism prevailed over nationalism in our nation’s history?
nationalism:Definition:___________________________________________________________________________________Why Significant?______________________________________________________________________________sectionalism:Definition:___________________________________________________________________________________Why Significant?_____________________________________________________________________________
Henry ClayWho was Henry
Clay during the War of 1812?
What position did he hold in the government?
How was the American System an effect of the War of 1812?
Henry Clay:Who: _________________________________________What: ______________________________________________________________________________________When: __________________Where:_______________Why Significant? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The American System
What are the three parts of the American System?
How did the American System promote nationalism?
Which part of the country benefited the most from the American System? Why?
Which part benefited the least from the American System?
Why?
The American System
American System:What: #1____________________________________________#2____________________________________________#3____________________________________________Who: _________________________________________ When:___________________________________Why Significant?___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
How is the Erie Canal an example of the influence of the American System?
The Erie Canal
Erie Canal:What:____________________________________________________________________________Where:__________________________________When:___________________________________Why Significant?_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
John Marshall and the Supreme Court
http://www.teachersdomain.org/resource/bf09.socst.us.const.marshvw/
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)What was the dispute?_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Who won?____________________________________Why?_________________________________________________________________________________________What was the long-term effect? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
McCulloch vs. Maryland (1819)
http://www.teachersdomain.org/resource/bf09.socst.us.const.nation.mccmary/
Gibbons v. Ogden (1824)Aaron Ogden held a New York state-granted
monopoly license to ferry people between New York and New Jersey. Competitors, denied similar licenses by New York, secured one from the U.S. Congress. Thomas Gibbons held one such license.
Ogden argued that trafficking passengers was not commerce, and therefore did not conflict with Congress' regulation of commerce between states. The Supreme Court disagreed, ruling that the concept of commerce included navigation and commercial intercourse generally. This essentially expanded the meaning of commerce and asserted Congress' power over it. In fact, this now extends to almost every kind of movement of persons, things, ideas, and communication, for commercial purposes or not, across state lines.
--adapted from the Web site Landmark Supreme Court Cases
How did Marshall’s decisions strengthen nationalism and federalism?
Why was the Monroe Administration often referred to as the
“Era of Good Feelings”?
Was Monroe a “good” president?
The Monroe Administration
Monroe Doctrine
Missouri Compromise:What was the dispute?_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________What was the “compromise”? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________What was the long-term effect? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
What events in this period contributed to sectionalism?
Which events contributed to nationalism?
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