US Election 1828 Map
By 1828, politics had turned into a full-on showdown. Andrew Jackson was riding a wave of populist support. He challenged the incumbent John Quincy Adams. The campaign was rough and full of personal attacks. Looking at this map, Jackson’s victory is clear. He dominated the South and much of the West. Whereas Adams held on mostly in New England.
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