Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams employed several practices during their presidential campaigns that have remained a part of modern politics. What are some of those practices? Choose Group A or Group B.

group A

rallies and events to motivate voters

campaign posters and buttons

election slogans

negative campaigning

group B

postal campaigns to sign up voters

periodic public debates

programs to pay people to vote

petitions to add the candidates' names to ballots

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Thomas Dunlap

Social Studies

20 March, 08:46

Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams employed several practices during their presidential campaigns that have remained a part of modern politics. What are some of those practices? Choose Group A or Group B.

group A

rallies and events to motivate voters

campaign posters and buttons

election slogans

negative campaigning

group B

postal campaigns to sign up voters

periodic public debates

programs to pay people to vote

petitions to add the candidates' names to ballots

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Hugo Bishop · Answer 1

Some of the practices of Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams were Campaign posters and buttons, rallies and events, and election slogans. The correct group is A.