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Election of 1824 Trivia

Answer questions related too the Election of 1824
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John Quincy Adams
Their party
Democratic-Republican
Their alliance
Adams-Clay
Their home state
Massachusetts
Their running mate
John C Calhoun
Candidate who won the most votes, electoral votes, and states yet still lost the election
Andrew Jackson
Their party
Democratic-Republican
Their alliance
Jacksonian
Their home state
Tennessee
Their running mate
John C Calhoun
Battle this candidate is famous for
New Orleans
Candidate in third place
William H Crawford
Their party
Democratic-Republican
Their alliance
Old Republican
Their home state
Georgia
Their running mate
Nathaniel Macon
Fourth place candidate
Henry Clay
Their party
Democratic-Republican
Their alliance
Adams-Clay
Their home state
Kentucky
Their running mate
Nathan Sanford
State that had electors vote for every candidate
New York
This was the first US election too be decided by the _____ __ ______________
House of Representatives
State with the closest Margin (0.32%)
Maryland
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