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    It is believed that the Monroe Doctrine was inspired by the Napoleonic Wars. The U.S. government feared the victorious European powers that emerged from the Congress of Vienna (1814–1815) would revive the monarchical government. France had already agreed to restore the Spanish Monarchy in exchange for Cuba.[5] As the revolutionary Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815) ended, Prussia, Austria, and Russia formed the Holy Alliance to defend monarchism. In particular, the Holy Alliance authorized military…

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    The Battle of Baltimore: Behind the Scenes Jaime Lee Fritze History 111 Community College of Baltimore County November 15, 2014 The Forgotten War The War of 1812 is often a footnote in American History. The Battle for Baltimore is a whisper in the minds of most Americans and then because the Star Spangled Banner was written about the British attack on Fort McHenry. The Battle of North Point coincided with the bombardment of Fort McHenry and is even lesser known.…

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    Unforeseen difficulties at home and elsewhere led the United States to declare war on Great Britain. For instance, violation of U.S. neutrality influenced Congress to institute an embargo on trade. The British and French attempted to stop the United States from aiding the others while they were at war in 1803. So the U.S. had to deal with that inconvenience. Furthermore, American merchant ships were deliberately being halted by the British so they could scrutinize the ships and look for…

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    This economic change as well, cutting off trade with both countries, also hurt America’s industries. As a result, war was inevitable due to the economic and diplomatic exhaustion. After the inevitable War of 1812, President James Monroe passed another attempt of diplomatic control in the western hemisphere, the Monroe Doctrine. After Napoleon’s defeat, France’s empire crumbled and restored several monarchies such…

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    Era Of Good Feelings

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    In 1815, the end of Madison’s presidency and the beginning of Monroe’s, America started into what is know as the Era of Good Feelings began. Prosperity and peace settled across America. During this time, the nation began to focus on the domestic side of politics in both a national and state sense. The Era of Good Feelings was strongly displayed in both a national unity and a sectional interest, but without the national unity of this time period it would be impossible for there to be any…

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    House of Representatives. Jackson also so served in the senate. He married Racheal Robards in 1791, later being accused of adultery because his wife was not legally divorced when they got married. Andrew Jackson also served in the army, in the War of 1812 he was a Major General and became a national hero in his defeat against the British in New Orleans. This popularity led to suggestions to run for president.…

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    endeavors in the War of 1812, he coined the phrase, “Our country, right or wrong.” Ultimately Stephen Decatur’s actions throughout his time in the navy generated a long-lasting legend of courage and patriotism and an ideal example of what it means to be a naval officer. Stephen Decatur was born in Sinepuxent, Maryland on January 5th, 1779. His parents were Stephen Decatur, Sr. and Ann Decatur. His father was…

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    been known by many names such as The Star Spangled Banner, Defense of Fort M'Henry, and it has recently been called racist. Francis Scott Key while he was aboard a British ship during the Battle of Baltimore. Nearly one hundred years after the War of 1812, President Woodrow Wilson signed an executive order designating The Star Spangled banner as the National Anthem. In 1931 Congress confirmed the decision. The lyrics are often forgotten, so many Americans would be discouraged to learn that there…

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    as a slave state and Maine would join the Union as a free state. The Missouri Compromise was an attempt from Congress to dissolve the diplomatic issue of slaves commenced by the permission of statehood of Missouri. Also, they wanted to avoid civil war between the North and the South of the United States. Monroe was from a slave state (Virginia), but did not integrate in the discussion of slavery and made the matter Congress’s problem. Monroe did own slaves but favored the initiation of a West…

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    would do firework and BBQ with their family and friend. It was the only day that you would see and heard a lot of fireworks all day and night. I had learned it was the day American gain their independent from the Great British. They had fought many wars and had to go through many tragedies before they could get independent and free from great British rule so it is the best day for them. After the independent, there are a lot of people in this country that did not receive the independent of…

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