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The period following the War of 1812, when James Monroe was president, was called the

The period following the War of 1812, when James Monroe was president, was called the
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The period following the War of 1812, when James Monroe was president, was called the

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era of good feeling

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Era of Good Feeling - people wanted to work together as a country and we felt like we had a purpose.

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