early American republic

The Early American Republic refers to the period in United States history from approximately 1789, when the Constitution was adopted, to around 1824, following the War of 1812. During this time, the nation established its government, developed political parties, and expanded westward. Significant events included the founding of key institutions, debates over federal versus state power, and the rise of nationalism. This era also witnessed social changes, including debates on slavery and women's rights. The Early Republic helped shape American identity and laid the foundation for the country's future political and social landscape.