During the presidential campaign of 1828, Select one: a. Republicans were able to effectively unite. b. President Adams was accu
sed of adultery. c. Andrew Jackson was labeled a murderer. d. the major election issue was the Bank of the United States. e. John Quincy Adams gave a strong showing in the South.
Explanation:The presidential campaign of 1828 led to the election of the eleventh presidential election of the United States of America since it stated the four year electioneering cycle.
It was seen by many as a re-play of the 1824 election the election featured two main aspirants which includes, President John Quincy Adams of the National Republican Party and Andrew Jackson of the Democratic Party, the election was won by Andrew Jackson.
DURING THE CAMPAIGNS THAT LED TO THE ELECTION PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON WAS LABELLED AS A MURDERER.
<u><em>He was a farmer of Mount Vernon</em></u> and it was also, to improve his live. He realized his leadership skills and decided to become the President of the United States to assist all farmers.
