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- Title: Jeffersonianism and the Era of Good Feelings
- Description:
How did Jefferson’s philosophy of government shape the policies toward public expenditures, the judiciary and the Louisiana Purchase? What divisions emerged within the Republican Party during Jefferson’s second term? What led James Madison to abandon Jefferson’s policy of “peaceable coercion” to go to war with Britain in 1812? How did the War of 1812 influence American domestic politics? To what extent did Jefferson’s legacy persist into the Era of Good Feelings? To what extent was it discarded?
- Views: 3535
- User: Nicky
- Posted: 09/11/2008
- School: Boulder High School
- Class: AP US History
- Teacher: Matos
- Book: The Enduring Vision
- Chapter: 8
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