The Era of Good Feelings was not entirely without conflicts, as Americans clashed bitterly over
a. slavery, the tariff, and Indian policy.
b. foreign policy and slavery.
c. punishment for New England secessionists and trade with Canada.
d. internal improvements, slavery, and the national bank.
e. the national bank, slavery, and the size of the armed forces.
d
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The new political movements that resulted from the Industrial Revolution reflected the concerns of which of the following groups?
A) unskilled and semiskilled workers B) academics and scholars C) women in middle class households D) merchants and businessmen E) aristocrats and landowners
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