【单选题】To broaden their voting appeal in the Presidential election of 1796, the Federalists selected Thomas Pinckney, a leading South Carolinian, as running mate for the Newt Englander John Adams. But Pinckn...
A.
How many votes were cast for John Adams in the 1796 Presidential election?
B.
Under the voting system originally set up by the Constitution, how many votes did each elector cast?
C.
Who was Jefferson's running mate in the 1796 Presidential election?
D.
What became of Alexander Hamilton after his plan to have Thomas Pinckney elected President failed?
【单选题】To broaden their voting appeal in the presidential election of 1796, the Federalists selected Thomas Pinckney, a leading South Carolinian, as framing mate for the New Englander John Adams. But Pinckne...
A.
propose reforms of the procedures for election the President and Vice-President
B.
describe the political s that lead to John Adams' victory in the 1796
C.
condemn Alexander Hamilton for interfering in the election of 1796
D.
contrast the political philosophy of the Federalists to that of Thomas Jefferson
【单选题】To broaden their voting appeal in the presidential election of 1796, the Federalists selected Thomas Pinckney, a leading South Carolinian, as running mate for the New Englander John Adams. But Pinckne...
A.
propose reforms of the procedures for election the President and Vice-President
B.
describe the political s that lead to John Adams' victory in the 1796
C.
condemn Alexander Hamilton for interfering in the election of 1796
D.
contrast the political philosophy of the Federalists to that of Thomas Jefferson
【单选题】To broaden their voting appeal in the Presidential election of 1796, the Federalists selected Thomas Pinckney, a leading South Carolinian, as running mate for the New Englander John Adams. But Pinckne...
A.
propose reforms of the procedures for electing the President and Vice-President
B.
condemn Alexander Hamilton for interfering in the election of 1796
C.
describe the political s that lead to John Adams' victory in the 1796 Presidential election
D.
contrast the political philosophy of the Federalists to that of Thomas Jefferson