The era of good feelings was a period marked by nationalism. The period ended after many difficulties around 1825 when political disputes began. These events appeared at the beginning of the era of good feelings. The era had setbacks with the financial panic of 1819. The era of good feelings was marked by widespread nationalism and minimal political partisan disputes. The era of good feelings began to come to an end with the controversial victory of John Quincy Adams over Andrew Jackson in the presidential election of 1824.
