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| nationalism | a strong feeling of pride and devotion to one's country |
| Monroe Doctrine | foreign policy that states that America will protect and defend itself |
| Marshall Court | allowed goods to flow freely between the states and helped the economy grow |
| American System | a system proposed by Henry Clay in which the federal government pays for internal improvements (e.g., roads) |
| internal improvements | improvements to roads, bridges, canals, and other projects in the United States that are paid for by the federal government |
| Henry Clay | proposed the American System |
| Andrew Jackson | new national hero during the War of 1812 and known as the "Common Man's" president |
| James Monroe | U.S. president that developed the foreign policy of the Monroe Doctrine |
| War of 1812 | war against Britain that made the U.S. feel stronger and more established as a nation |
| anthem | a song of devotion or loyalty to a nation |
| Second War of Independence | a war between the United States and Great Britain: better known as the War of 1812 |
