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Election of 1844 Trivia

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Last updated: October 19, 2021
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Victor
James K Polk
Their party
Democrat
Their home state
Tennessee
Their running mate
George M Dallas
Opponent
Henry Clay
Their party
Whig
Their home state
Kentucky
Their running mate
Theodore Frelinghuysen
The victor completed all of his campaign promises (and in just one term) how many other presidents have done this
None
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Major third party
Liberty
After the election many supporters of the loser made allegations of________ _____
Election Fraud
State with the largest margin (26%)
Arkansas
State with the smallest margin (0.10%)
Tennessee
How many times did the loser unsuccessfully run for president
Five
What famous saying about america was made true by the victor of this election
(later the name sake for a Johnny Cash song)
From sea to shining sea
What three major territories did the victor annex
Oregon Territory
Texas
Mexican Secession
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