Andrew Jacksons victory over John Quincy Adams in 1828

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Andrew Jacksons victory over John Quincy Adams in 1828

Andrew Jacksons victory over John Quincy Adams in 1828

a. followed a campaign characterized by mudslinging.
b. was by the narrowest of margins.
c. was decided by the House of Representatives.
d. was because of Jackson's support by Henry Clay.
e. all of these choices.

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