(On what “tickets†did Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams run against one another in 1824? You could argue entertainingly about that for a while.)
Ooh, ooh. This is actually something that has arisen in my History class. Adams was a "National Republican" and Jackson a "Democratic-Republican," the latter of which simply became Democratic.
(On what “tickets†did Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams run against one another in 1824? You could argue entertainingly about that for a while.)
Ooh, ooh. This is actually something that has arisen in my History class. This depends on which election you're looking at: 1820 or 1824? Because on the first, ALL the candidates were on the same ticket, but different factions. On the second, Adams was a "National Republican" and Jackson a "Democratic-Republican," the latter of which simply became Democratic.
aquaeri: Because although Debcha had hoped to post first, she didn't. She posted fourth. (See clue #9.)
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