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Sectionalism. Election of 1824. Sectionalism. The “one party” rule of the Era of Good Feeling ended fairly quickly. Even though there was only one party in name, the Democratic Republicans or National Republicans, there were sectional splits within the parties.

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  1. Sectionalism Election of 1824

  2. Sectionalism • The “one party” rule of the Era of Good Feeling ended fairly quickly. • Even though there was only one party in name, the Democratic Republicans or National Republicans, there were sectional splits within the parties. • Each region of the county – North, South, and West – had issues that were of importance to them • This sectionalism is reflected in the results of the election of 1824.

  3. Map of Election of 1824

  4. Vice President Monroe’s Secretary of War, John C. Calhoun (SC) was the sole Vice Presidential candidate.

  5. What happens next? • In order to win the election the President needs a MAJORITY of the electoral college vote. • Jackson got 99 votes – which was the most of any candidate – but he did not get 131, which was what was required to get a majority. • If no one gets a MAJORITY of votes in the electoral college, what happens?

  6. Election Results from the House of Representatives

  7. Corrupt Bargain?? • Since Jackson had won the most popular votes and the most electoral votes in the original election of 1824 his supporters were outraged that he did not become the President. • Supporters of Jackson claimed that a “corrupt bargain” had been struck between Speaker of the House Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams. • Jackson supporters claimed that Clay used his influence in the House to get Adams elected because he saw Jackson as a threat to his influence in the West. Adams rewarded Clay for this help by naming Clay Secretary of State. • At that time being Secretary of State almost guaranteed that you would be elected President next.

  8. Rematch • Almost immediately after the loss in the election of 1824 Jackson began campaigning for the election of 1828. • The election of 1828 will be a rematch of Jackson v. Adams. • What do you think will happen??

  9. Election of 1828