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1	The Era of Good Feelings Monroe Begins the Era Winning the Election Monroe in Charge International Concerns The Florida Purchase Revolutions in Latin America Other Foreign Threats The Monroe Doctrine Internal Affairs Under Monroe The Economic Crisis of 1819 The Marshall Court’s Nationalist Decisions Slavery and the Missouri Compromise A Disappearance of Good Feelings A Candidate Collection The Election Goes to the House The Presidency of John Quincy Adams The Election of 1828
2	Monroe Begins the Era Winning the Election Opponent Campaign Caucus Monroe in Charge Inaugural Address Cabinet Choices
3	International Concerns The Florida Purchase Trouble Along the Border Andrew Jackson Invades Florida Revolutions in Latin America Other Foreign Threats The Monroe Doctrine
4	Internal Affairs Under Monroe The Economic Crisis of 1819 The Marshall Court’s Nationalist Decisions McCulloch v. Maryland Gibbons v. Ogden Slavery and the Missouri Compromise
5	A Disappearance of Good Feelings A Candidate Collection The Election Goes to the House The Presidency of John Quincy Adams Ideas and Opponents Adams Deals with Latin America The Election of 1828