What were some long term effects of Andrew Jackson's election in 1828? A) Suffrage was extended to more diverse groups, and the role of the vice president increased. B) Greater emphasis was placed on both the Electoral College and the popular vote C) Modern political parties and campaign tactics grew. D) Communication improved and more emphasis was placed on special interests.

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What were some long term effects of Andrew Jackson's election in 1828? A) Suffrage was extended to more diverse groups, and the role of the vice president increased. B) Greater emphasis was placed on both the Electoral College and the popular vote C) Modern political parties and campaign tactics grew. D) Communication improved and more emphasis was placed on special interests.

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Ayers · Answer 1

Some long term effects of Andrew Jackson's election in 1828 would be B. Greater emphasis was placed on both the Electoral College and the popular vote. He led the popular vote, and the electoral college, but was not victorious in the Presidential race.

Turner Morrow · Answer 2

Andrew Jackson use the following long term effect: Suffrage was extended to more diverse groups, and the role of the vice president increased.