The Presidential Election of 1828 Was Characterized by

question 58

Multiple Choice

The presidential election of 1828 was characterized by

• A) Jackson's attacks on President Adams for supporting federal funding of transportation and education.
• B) mudslinging tactics by both parties against the opposing candidate.
• C) an unusually high voter turnout.
• D) a narrow electoral victory for Andrew Jackson.
• E) a sharp sectional division between the Northeast and the rest of the country.

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Definitions:

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Negotiable Instruments

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