Presidential Election of 1828
How did the presidential election of 1828 differ from most previous elections?
A
It included significantly more candidates than usual, with four viable contenders in the race.
B
It featured only two candidates representing the two major political parties: the National Republicans and the Whigs.
C
It was the first election decided by the popular vote rather than the Electoral College.
D
It featured only two candidates representing the two major political parties: the National Republicans and the Democrats.
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