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Why did Jackson supporters believe that a "corrupt bargain" cost Jackson the presidency in 1824?
Check all that apply.
Henry Clay, the Speaker of the House, announced his support for Adams.
Jackson won the greatest number of votes but did not win the presidency.
Crawford's bid for office took electoral votes away from the other candidates.
Clay had the most popular votes, but Adams had the most electoral votes.
Once president, Adams appointed Henry Clay as secretary of state.
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