Title: How did America change after the War of 1812? This essay describes the economic and political changes after the War of 1812, including the effects of the cotton gin and Sectionalism. - WriteWork
Headings: How did America change after the War of 1812? This essay describes the economic and political changes after the War of 1812, including the effects of the cotton gin and Sectionalism.
How did America change after the War of 1812? This essay describes the economic and political changes after the War of 1812, including the effects of the cotton gin and Sectionalism.
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Content: the momentous question, like a firebell in the night...a bell signaling death of the Union...this is a reprieve only, not a final sentence." Also, the tariff was supported by the West and North and opposed by the South. Next, Monroe's foreign policy changed how other countries saw the United States considerably. The country had always tried to remain neutral before - impressment and the seizing of ships were allowed. The Monroe Doctrine dictated that Latin America and the Pacific coast of the Americas needed to be left alone by Europeans and Russians. Monroe said that the American continents "...are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European Power." This policy succeeded since it met both British and American interests and was enforced by the British fleet for the next hundred years. Next, the Adams-Onis Treaty helped the country gain Florida and set the western boundary of the Louisiana Purchase, as well as renouncing any claim of the United States to Texas. This was another addition to the ever-expanding country. Lastly, an entirely new political party system developed.