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Before 1800, most states were limited to the right to vote, but by 1840 those restrictions were removed for white men which there was a 90% of white men who could vote. Later on, there was a westward expansion which led to an increase suffrage for "common" white men and lived in the "new states."

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He was a Virginian and a Republican, who was the secretary of State and War when James Madison was the president.

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Strengthening relations with British and Canada

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Strengthening relations with British and Canada

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There was a demilitarization of Great Lakes which was known as the Rush-Bagot Agreement in 1817.
Later came the Convention of 1818, which secured fishing rights in the US off of Newfoundland and Labrador, and set a border at 49 parallel

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The US had border disputes with Florida which had belonged to Spain. Now against Monroe's wishes Andrew Jackson had taken Florida which eventually led to the First Seminole War. But John Quincy Adams had negotiated the Onis Treaty which led to the purchase of Florida in 1819, and gave Spain $5 million and gave up Texas.

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The US went through a series of measures which was to made to have the US economically self-sufficient. Later, there was a National Bank with a single currency to promote the interstate
trade which led to improvements of roads and canals, and financed by a protective tariff. The tariff led to the McCulloch vs. Maryland in 1819, when Maryland tried to impose a $15,000 a year for tax on the Second Bank in Baltimore, and led to the expansion of Federal Power.

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The democratic-republicans had started to split as the nation grew. The old guard had cling to ideals and strict interpretations of state rights.
The new guard had adopted the Federalist based platforms of nationalism.

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In 1820 the Compromise was passed, it prohibited slavery in any new territories North of Missouri's southern border, but it did not end slavery, it only postponed it.

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In 1823, the doctrine stated that the US would not interfere in any European affairs.

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In this political cartoon, it shows the US holding a hostile act against Europeans.

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Consisted of Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, and John Calhoun. They became the dominant members of the Senate in the 1830s and 1840s.x

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America's Foreign Policy of Industrialism

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America's Foreign Policy of Industrialism

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Most textile and production was made at home or by skilled artisans in the Northeast, which was known as the putting out system. The Lowell System had recruited young women to work in textile factories and live in their dormitories.

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America's Foreign Policy of Commercial Agriculture

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America's Foreign Policy of Commercial Agriculture

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Innovation had increased agricultural production, improvements in transportation, and western expansion and new fertile land. Slavery had began to be demanded substantially and the interstate slave trade boomed after 1820.

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This was considered the first major economic and financial crisis of the US. The US borrowed heavily to finance the war and lead to inflation.

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Is a feeling of pride, loyalty, and protectiveness. Nationalism had a tax on imported goods that protected the nation business from foreign competition. It established a National Bank which promoted a single currency and allowed for an easier trade.

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Is a loyalty to the interest of your own region or section of the country, rather than the nation as a whole. Sectionalism was a threat to Nationalism and conflicted of other interests between North, South, and the West.