The "Era of Good Feelings" was a time period that lasted from 1817 to 1825. This era in the US reflected the unity, purpose and high moral of all Americans after end of the war of 1812.
It was an era where the Democratic-Republicans split into two parties; The northern-dominated Republicans and the southern-dominated Democrats and because both parties were originally a single one it led to are more stable government with very few political quarrels.
As such President James Monroe (1817-1825) saw as only natural to expand the national power of the United States and so it turned to the west to expand on the vast lands and resources this region had, this was due in part to the <u>Louisiana Purchase in 1803</u>. This expansionism took advantage of the high morale after winning The war of 1812 and The Second Barbary War of 1815.
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The Navigation Acts were series of Parliament laws passed to control the trade of England colonies.The original laws were enacted as a response to the success of Dutch shipping.
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Both in religion and in politics, Thomas Jefferson believed that all men are created equal. Therefore, each man and woman have the right to choose their beliefs and have their own opinions.
In January 1777, Thomas Jefferson drafted the Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom which established the right of every man and woman to their own religious beliefs and opinions. Nine years later, this bill became the Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom. This statute was eventually incorporated into the Constitution as the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights.
As regards the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson wrote a statement of the colonists' right to rebel against the British government and establish their own based on the premise that all men are cretaed equal. In consequence, they have the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. His ultimate goal was to express the unity of Americans against the tyranny of Britain.
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