Which answer choice would best support Andrew Jackson calling the Presidential election of 1824 the "Corrupt Bargain?"*

Andrew Jackson clearly won more popular votes and Electoral College votes than all

other candidates, but believed the election was stolen in the U. S. House of

Representatives

Henry Clay lost the popular vote and the Electoral College vote, and never entered into

the U. S. House of Representatives

John Quincy Adams was the son of a President, and many observers believed the

Electoral College mistakenly chose him

John C. Calhoun became Vice President even though John C. Calhoun was trying to

become President