The Monroe Interlude

• Era of Good Feelings

• The Demise of the Federalists

• Hartford Convention

• 1820 Election

• Signs of Two Party Revival

• Panic of 1819

Florida Question

• Spain’s responsibilities

• Slaves and Indians

• Jackson Mission and Crisis

• The Transcontinental Treaty

• Spanish Fears and Response

• Texas

Missouri Compromise

• War of 1812 and Impact

• Westward Migration

• Slavery’s revival

• Status of the peculiar institution

• Debate: Tallmadge Amendment

• Maine and Missouri

• 36 30 demarcation

The Monroe Doctrine

• Revolutions in the Americas

• Spain and the Europeans

• Russia and the West Coast

• U.S. Manifest Destiny

• Non Colonization dictum

• Non entanglement

• The Future

The Election of 1824

• Two Party discord and contestants

• Jackson’s lack of majority

• Secret dealings: Clay and Adams

• The Corrupt Bargain

• Consequences

• 1828 Contest

Jacksonian Democracy

• Era of the Common Man

• Voting in the states

• Conventions & Caucuses

• Reign of the Mob

• The Spoils System

• An Honest Broker?

• Whig Opposition

The Bank War

• Jackson’s experience

• Honest Broker Idea

• Privileged Class and Monster

• Nicholas Biddle

• 1832 Election

• Specie Circular

• Pet Banks and 37 Depression

Nullification Crisis

• Calhoun and Jackson

• Tariff of Abominations

• South Carolina

• Doctrine of Interposition

• The Crisis and Force Bill

• Compromise with Tariff

• Lesson for the South

Indian Removal

• Impact of War 1812

• The Frontier

• Supreme Court, Georgia and Jackson

• The Cherokee

• Removal and Relocation

• Reservation Policy

The Reform Movement

• Source of the Movement

• Great Awakening

• Thoreau and Transcendentalists

• Temperance

• Universal Public Education

• Mentally Ill

• Women and Other Realms

Abolitionism

• Impact of Missouri Compromise

• Insurrections and Fear

• Garrison and Immediate Emancipation

• David Walker’s Appeal

• Pseudo Scientists

• Moderate Approach

• Colonization Efforts