Era of Good Feelings PowerPoint & Notes (Monroe, Early Industry, and More )

Description

This 69 slide PowerPoint presentation covers the Era of Good Feelings from 1815-1824.

It includes the following topics:
– Henry Clay’s American System (tariffs, 2nd Bank of United States, internal improvements)
– Tariff of 1816
– Elections of 1816 and 1820
– Presidency of James Monroe
– Virginia Dynasty
– Panic of 1819
– McCulloch v. Maryland
– Gibbons v. Ogden
– Western settlement
– New states (Indiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri)
– Rush-Bagot Agreement
– Treaty of 1818
– Spanish Florida and Florida Purchase Treaty (Adams-Onis Treaty)
– Expansion of Slavery
– Tallmadge Amendment
– Missouri Compromise
– Monroe Doctrine
– Improvements in Transportation (roads, canals, steamboat, railroad)
– Lancaster Turnpike and Cumberland (National) Road
– Erie Canal
– Eli Whitney – cotton gin and interchangeable parts
– Growth of Industry
– Factory System
– Samuel Slater
– Early factories
– Lowell System
– Unions
– Economic and Social Mobility
– Regional Differences (northwest, northeast, south)
– King Cotton
– Denmark Vesey
– Sectionalism
– Division of Democratic-Republican Party

What’s included in the download:
*Editable PowerPoint presentation (69 slides, text is all editable, some graphics are not editable)
*Google Slides version of PowerPoint, added April 2020
*PDF Guided Notes (8 pages, not editable)
*Fillable PDF version of Guided Notes (8 pages, students type into text boxes, not editable in Adobe), added April 2020
*Google Slides version of Guided Notes (8 slides, students type into text boxes, not editable in Slides), added April 2020
*PDF Guided Notes key (8 pages, not editable)
*Editable Guided Notes (8 pages, created in PowerPoint without the fancy clip art and fonts)

This is included in the following bundles:
U.S. History PowerPoint Bundle #1 (13 Colonies to Reconstruction)
U.S. History to 1877 Bundle
U.S. History Mega Bundle

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