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2 What kinds of Qualities, Skills, and Experiences should a candidate have if they want to run for President?

3 The Election of 1824 “ The Corrupt Bargain” 4 Candidates for President: Andrew Jackson Very Popular War Hero Strong support in the South & West John Quincy Adams Secretary of State Educated & Intelligent Strong support in Northeast William Crawford Former Sec. of War Secretary of Treasury Supported by the South Henry Clay Speaker of the House of Representatives “The Great Compromiser” Support from the West

4 Results of the Election Jackson had the most popular and electoral votes but not a majority of electoral votes (over 50%) Adams had the 2 nd most popular & electoral votes Crawford finished 3 rd and Clay 4 th in electoral votes No candidate won a majority of electoral votes The Constitution states, “That when no candidate for President wins a majority of electoral votes the House of Representatives shall choose from the top 3 finishers.”

5 And the Winner Was? Clay was out of the running for President, but as the Speaker (leader) of the House, he could still help influence the election Clay convinced them to back Adams, and the House of Reps. picked Adams as President not Jackson In return, Adams made Clay his Secretary of State Jackson who should have won was furious and claimed that Adams and Clay made “A Corrupt Bargain” and stole this election from him. Do you agree with Jackson? Explain.

6 What kinds of Qualities, Skills, and Experiences should a candidate have if they want to run for President?

7 The Election of 1824 “ The Corrupt Bargain” 4 Candidates for President: Andrew Jackson _______________ John Quincy Adams __________________ _________________ William Crawford ____________________ Henry Clay ___________________

8 Results of the Election _________________had the most popular & electoral votes but not a ____________of electoral votes (>_______%) ______________ had the 2 nd most popular & electoral votes ____________ finished 3 rd & ________________ 4 th in electoral votes No _____________won a majority of _____________ votes ______________________ states, “That when no candidate for President wins a majority of electoral votes the House of Representatives shall choose from the __________________ finishers.”

9 And the Winner Was? ______________ was out of the running for President, but as the_______________________, he could still help influence the election. ______________convinced them to back ________, and the House of Reps. picked ___________ as President not ___________________. In return, ________ made _________ his Secretary of ______________. ______________ who should have won was furious and claimed that __________ and _________ made “A Corrupt Bargain” and stole this election from him. Do you agree with Jackson? Explain.

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