The American Presidential Election of 1824

The American Presidential Election of 1824

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History, Social Studies

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The 1824 U.S. presidential election was unique due to its inconclusive results and the role of the House of Representatives in deciding the president. It marked a shift in voting rights, allowing more white men to vote. The election featured prominent candidates like Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams, with no clear winner initially. The House chose Adams as president, leading to accusations of a 'corrupt bargain' with Henry Clay, which overshadowed Adams' presidency.

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