Which event convinced people that James Monroe’s presidency was ushering in an “Era of Good Feelings?”
a. Monroe’s support for government spending on internal improvements such as new roads
b. attempts to promote national unity by traveling around New England to talk with important Federalists
c. Monroe’s support of Henry Clay as Speaker of the House after facing Clay as an election opponent
d. Monroe’s opening of the American west to settlement by immigrants from any European nation

Shortly after becoming president, James Monroe embarked on a tour of New England to talk with key Federalists. His attempts at promoting national unity inspired a Federalist newspaper to proclaim an “era of good feelings” throughout the United States.

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ogorwyne ogorwyne · Answer 2 · 2021-10-19T10:21:37+02:00

The event that convinced people that James Monroe's presidency was ushering in an era of good feelings was attempts to promote national unity by traveling around New England to talk with important Federalist.

James Monroe was the fifth president of the United States of America. The era of good feelings was a period in the United States that was characterized by the need for Americans to come together in unity and also serve a common purpose.

The period took place during the two terms presidency of James Monroe. That was after the war of 1812 had happened.

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