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

Andrew Jackson won the 1828 election after running an energetic, well-organized campaign that appealed to a broader electorate. John Quincy Adams was unpopular with many voters, especially after controversies during his presidency and the bitter 1824 election. Together, Adams’s unpopularity and Jackson’s strong campaign best explain the outcome.

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