The Era of Good Feelings
a. was defined by international cooperation and military disarmament
b. was marked by cooperation between the Federalist and Republican parties
c. was marred only by continuing New England sectionalism
d. was only a brief interlude of calm before troubles began
e. was most visible in the realms of art and literature
Ans: b. was marked by cooperation between the Federalist and Republican parties
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A) South Carolina B) North Carolina C) Georgia D) Virginia
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What will be an ideal response?