The period 1817 to 1821 became known as the "era of good feelings" because there
a. had been a final agreement reached on the major political questions facing the country
b. was general prosperity throughout the country
c. was an outburst of national patriotism and the collapse of the Federalist party overwhelmed sectional differences in the nation
d. were no problems in foreign affairs.
e. was an increase in spiritual pursuits.
ANS: C
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