1. The Election of 1828
By: ELAINE chUMLEY

2. Andrew Jackson-John C. Calhoun
John Quincy Adams-Richard Rush

3. Jackson and Calhoun

4. Adams and Rush

5. Two Parties Supporters of Jackson – “Jacksonians”
Supporters of Adams – “Republicians”

6. The Slogan
"J. Q. Adams who can write" squared off against "Andy Jackson who can fight“.

7. Jackson
Positive message

8. Jackson

9. “Hickory broom” The “Corrupt Bargain” Jackson would sweep
out the corruption.

10. Adams
12 men allegedly murdered by Jackson in numerous duels

11. Mudslinging
Adultery
Jackson accused as being a "drunk“, "gambler", and "tyrant“

12. Mudslinging Adams labeled an “Aristocrat”
Adams accused of using tax payers’ money for personal luxuries.

13. Votes

14. Works Cited
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