Jackson called the election of 1824 a "corrupt bargain". Which of the following describes the circumstances?
O A.
B.
Jackson won the popular vote, but did not hold a majority in the Electoral College. Another candidate gave his support to John Q.
Adams in exchange for a prestigious political post.
Jackson ran for office, but lost the election due to a libelous campaign against his new wife. She died within months of the election.
OC. Native Americans were told they would have land waiting for them if they traveled west, but when the survivors of the journey arrived.
they had to compete with pioneers who wanted to occupy the land they were promised.
OD. A law was passed that land owners could vote, but in places where women or freed slaves could own land, their right to vote was
rescinded.
OE. Jackson won the popular vote, but was censured for failure to invest money from tariffs in the federal bank, and had to run again in
1828.