Corrupt bargain was a factor in the election of John Quincy Adams<span>. During the election of 1824 between William Crawford, </span>John Adams<span>, </span>Henry Clay<span>, and </span>Andrew Jackson<span>, Jackson had won the most popular votes and electoral votes.
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It was to reward the workers with good wages and to put an end to the Solidarity Organization.
The correct answer is D. : he was raised under the conditions of extreme poverty. An example showing his poverty was the fact that he was born in a log cabin, which he could use to gain people's favourable opinion of him.
Being this poor, he could not afford a good education (option A is false), and favoured smaller farmers rather than planter aristocracy (option B is false). He was not impeached, but failed to secure a nomination for re-election from the Democrats.(option C is false)
