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Ostrovityanka [42]
2 years ago
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Why was the transfer of power after the election 1800 significant? It set the precedent that political parties would always chal

lenge the results of the election to make sure the transfer of power was legitimate. It set the precedent that intense campaign elections hurt the peaceful transfer of power and should be avoided. It set the precedent that elections should never be decided by the House of Representatives because that threatened a peaceful transfer of power. It set the precedent that the losing faction would accept the election results and help with a peaceful power transfer.
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IgorC [24]2 years ago
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Considering the available options, the reason the transfer of power after the election 1800 was significant is that "<u>It set the precedent that the losing faction would accept the election results and help with a peaceful power transfer."</u>

<h3>The United States Presidential Election of 1800</h3>

Following the Presidential election of 1800, the incumbent party, the Federalist Party, lost the election to the Democratic-Republican Party.

John Adams was the incumbent President that lost the election to Thomas Jefferson and yet calmly transferred power to the election winner.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that a correct answer is an option. D. <u>"It set the precedent that the losing faction would accept the election results and help with a peaceful power transfer."</u>

Learn more about US Election here: brainly.com/question/13474496

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