Which best describes the "corrupt bargain" of 1824?
a. john quincy adams henry clay w...
History, 28.01.2020 13:50 jeffersonpaul283
Which best describes the "corrupt bargain" of 1824?
a. john quincy adams henry clay win congress’s vote for the presidency, so clay made adams the secretary of state.
b. henry clay john quincy adams win congress’s vote for the presidency, so adams made clay the secretary of state.
c. andrew jackson defeated john quincy adams by winning the popular vote and the majority vote but not the electoral vote.
d. john quincy adams defeated andrew jackson by winning the popular vote and the majority vote but not the electoral vote.
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