Question

How was the Election of 1824 a unique election?

1. Jackson won the Presidency, despite losing the electoral vote
2. Jackson lost the election fair and square
3. Jackson won the popular vote but lost the electoral vote
4. Jackson lost the election even though he won the popular and electoral vote


Which number?

Answer 1

1 I think I’m not to sure though

Answer 2

4

Step-by-step explanation:

1824 is a unique election. I'm not sure I understand how that happened. The only reason I know about it is because I'm a huge fan of the (John) Adams family.

John Quincy Adams was one of the most moral men ever to hold the office of presidency. Jackson proved himself to be very cruel in my opinion (he won the 1828 election). You should read about his treatment of the Native Americans.

I know that's not what you want. What you want is the answer. It is 4. Adams got neither the popular nor the the electoral vote and yet he became president. I don't see how, unless congress decided who was going to be president: I think that's how it happened. They chose Adams.