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APUSH REVIEW: IMPORTANT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS Everything You Need To Know About Important Presidential Elections To Succeed In AP

ELECTION OF 1800  The Main Players:  John Adams (Federalist)  Thomas Jefferson (Democratic-Republican)  Aaron Burr (VP Candidate for Jefferson)  The result?  Jefferson and Burr tie, House settles dispute, elects Jefferson  “Revolution of 1800”  Peaceful transition of power between political parties  “We are all Republicans, we are all Federalists”

ELECTION OF 1824  The Main Players:  John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, William Crawford, Andrew Jackson  The result?  No electoral majority, yet Jackson gets most votes  House decides on top 3 (12 th amendment)  Sorry Clay   Clay (Speaker of House) throws support behind Adams  “The Corrupt Bargain”  Clay becomes Secretary of State  Jackson cries “A Corrupt Bargain”

ELECTION OF 1828  The Main Players:  John Quincy Adams (National Republican)  Andrew Jackson (Democrat)  The result?  Jackson wallops Adams  Significance?  1 st President from West  1 st “common man”  Increased voter turnout  Universal white male suffrage

ELECTION OF 1840  The Main Players:  Martin Van Buren (Democrat)  William Henry Harrison (Whig)  The result?  Harrison wins  MVB hurt by Panic of 1837  Significance?  Massive voter turnout  Use of slogans  “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too”  “Get the ball rolling”  “Log cabin and hard cider”

ELECTION OF 1860  The Main Players:  Stephen Douglas (Democrat – North)  John C. Breckinridge (Democrat – South)  Abe Lincoln (Republican)  ***Non-extension of slavery, high tariffs, land for farmers***  John bell (Constitutional Union Party)  The result?  Lincoln wins 40% of vote  Significance?  “Fire-eaters” promised to secede if Lincoln won, South Carolina follows through

ELECTION OF 1876  The Main Players:  Samuel Tilden (Democrat)  Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican  The result?  After no one received an electoral majority, Hayes becomes president – Compromise of 1877  Significance?  Hayes wins, despite not winning popular majority  RECONSTRUCTION ENDS!  Military rule in the South is OVER!

ELECTION OF 1912  The Main Players:  William Howard Taft – incumbent (Republican)  Woodrow Wilson (Democrat)  Theodore Roosevelt (Bull Moose Party)  Eugene V. Debs (Socialist Party)  The result?  Two “Republicans” running split the vote  Wilson becomes president  Significance?  Continuation of the Progressive Era  “New Freedom”

ELECTION OF 1936  The Main Players:  Franklin Roosevelt – incumbent (Democrat)  Alfred Landon (Republican)  The result?  Roosevelt wins  New Deal programs  Significance?  African-Americans switch to Democratic Party

ELECTION OF 1960  The Main Players:  JFK (Democrat)  Richard Nixon (Republican)  The result?  JFK narrowly wins  Significance?  TV plays a significant role in the election  First Catholic President

ELECTION OF 1968  The Main Players:  Herbert Humphrey (Democrat)  Riots in Chicago  Richard Nixon (Republican)  George Wallace (American Independent Party)  Against war protestors and big government  Pro segregation  Favored escalation of Vietnam War  The result?  Nixon wins  Significance?  KNOW George Wallace and his 3 rd Party

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