By 1840, the Formerly Strong Democratic-Republican Party Had Been Fatally

question 25

Multiple Choice

By 1840, the formerly strong Democratic-Republican Party had been fatally damaged by the creation of Andrew Jackson's successful Democratic Party. Members of the remaining splinter group, realizing that they could not win the election, united with smaller factions to create a new and stronger opposition party. This new party was referred to as

• A) Republicans.
• B) Populists.
• C) Anti-Slavery.
• D) Temperance.
• E) Whigs.

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