As Governor of Virginia, this man was to be kidnapped by Gabriel Prosser's slave revolt. He took a hands-off approach to both the Missouri Compromise and the Panic of 1819, and his cordial approach to bipartisanship led to the (*) "Era of Good Feelings," in which he ran unopposed for re-election. For 10 points, name this U.S. President who stated that European intervention in the Western Hemisphere would be considered aggression against the U.S. 
As Governor of Virginia, this man was to be kidnapped by Gabriel Prosser's slave revolt. He took a hands-off approach to both the Missouri Compromise and the Panic of 1819, and his cordial approach to bipartisanship led to the (*) "Era of Good Feelings," in which he ran unopposed for re-election. For 10 points, name this U.S. President who stated that European intervention in the Western Hemisphere would be considered aggression against the U.S. in his namesake Doctrine.
As Governor of Virginia, this man was to be kidnapped by Gabriel Prosser's slave revolt.
James Monroe