Question

why was the presidency of james monroe referred to as the \era of good feelings?\ there was excellent relations between the us and native americans the practice of slavery had been ended in all parts of the us there was political unity and success and no fighting most of the country was enjoying the benefits of high taxes

Explanation:

The "Era of Good Feelings" during James Monroe's presidency was characterized by a sense of national unity and political success. There was a lull in partisan strife. Relations with Native - Americans were not excellent as westward expansion continued to displace them. Slavery was not ended during Monroe's time (it ended with the Civil War). High taxes were not a positive associated with this era. Political unity and a lack of major internal fighting were hallmarks of this period.

Answer:

there was political unity and success and no fighting