Jackson received nationwide support no candidate

5. Jackson received nationwide support, no candidate
received an absolute majority in the electoral college,
so members of the House of Representatives had to
choose the president.
6. Clay assembled a coalition of congressmen that voted
for Adams, and Adams repaid Clay by appointing him
7. Clay’s appointment was a politically fatal mistake for
both men; Calhoun accused Adams of using the
power and patronage of the executive to thwart the
popular will, and Jacksonians in Congress condemned
Clay for arranging this “corrupt bargain.”
b. Congress approved only a few of Adams’s proposals
for internal improvements, such as a short extension
of the National Road, because politicians believed
such legislation was the prerogative of states.
2. The Tariff Battle

Why were Southerns not happy with the tariffs?
Tariff of Abominations
Why was the election of 1828 significant?
What were the people who followed Jackson
called?
How many electoral votes did Jackson receive?