Who accused that the John Quincy Adams made "corrupt bargain"?
A
Henry Clay
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B
Daniel Webster
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C
William Crawford
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D
Andrew Jackson
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E
James Monroe
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Solution
The correct option is D Andrew Jackson
The controversy arose when the election of
1824 was thrown into the House of Representatives because neither
Jackson, Adams, nor Crawford had a majority of electoral votes. Jackson
thought he deserved to be president and accused Clay and Adams of making
a deal: Clay would support Adams for president if Adams would appoint
Clay Secretary of State. Webster and Clay favored Adams. Crawford had
had a stroke, and Monroe is never mentioned in this controversy.