KnowraEra of Good FeelingsLinked fromLinked fromThe 7 pages that link to Era of Good Feelings, each with the reason it gives.All 7Broader topic 1Related 4Narrower topic 2War of 1812Related: The war’s end encouraged national unity and weakened the Federalists, though political divisions persisted.Federalist PartyNarrower topic: The Federalist collapse helped leave its former rival dominant in national politics.Democratic-Republican PartyRelated: Republican dominance briefly made national politics appear nearly nonpartisan.James MonroeNarrower topic: Monroe’s presidency became closely associated with this period’s political optimism.Treaty of GhentBroader topic: Postwar unity helped define the political mood associated with the treaty's aftermath.Jeffersonian democracyRelated: The Democratic-Republican ascendancy left Jeffersonian principles influential even as its party fractured.Panic of 1819Related: The apparent postwar prosperity concealed fragile credit and regional tensions.