What important lesson did the country learn because of the election of 1800?

A) The House of Representatives was not

able to cast fair votes for president.

B) Power could be peacefully transferred

from one party to another.

C) The Electoral College system was a

perfect system of election

D) Democratic Republicans were the

majority in the United States

Question

Kylan Padilla

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1 November, 14:16

What important lesson did the country learn because of the election of 1800?

A) The House of Representatives was not

able to cast fair votes for president.

B) Power could be peacefully transferred

from one party to another.

C) The Electoral College system was a

perfect system of election

D) Democratic Republicans were the

majority in the United States

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Payton Horn · Answer 1

B) because it marked the first time power was passed in America from one party to another

Tessa Case · Answer 2

Option B.

Explanation:

Power could be peacefully transferred from one party to another, is the right answer.

The presidential election of 1800 was the fourth presidential election in the United States. This election is referred to as the "Revolution of 1800". In this election, Thomas Jefferson (Democratic party), the then Vice-President of the United States defeated compelling John Adams the then U. S. President (Federalist party). The poll was a realigning referendum that received in a period of Democratic-Republican government.