How did Jackson refer to the outcome of the 1824 election? A a "landslide victory" B a "great compromise" C a "corrupt bargain" D a "shoe-in"

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How did Jackson refer to the outcome of the 1824 election?

A
a "landslide victory"

B
a "great compromise"

C
a "corrupt bargain"

D
a "shoe-in"

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C. “
A Corrupt Bargain”

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