How did Americans rate president James Monroe?

James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States, generally received favorable ratings from Americans during and after his presidency (1817-1825). He is often associated with the "Era of Good Feelings," a time marked by national unity and political calm following the War of 1812. His most notable achievement, the Monroe Doctrine, established a significant U.S. foreign policy stance. Overall, Monroe is remembered positively for his leadership and contributions to the country’s expansion and identity.