Which of these best explains the outcome of the 1828 presidential election?

Andrew Jackson won the 1828 election after a vigorous campaign that appealed to a broad electorate. John Quincy Adams had become unpopular, in part because of public criticism of his administration and the “corrupt bargain” accusation. Together, Adams’s unpopularity and Jackson’s strong campaign best explain the outcome.

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