SAT US History Practice Question
The election of 1800 has often been termed the "Revolution of 1800." This refers to the fact that it
- A.marked the first election of a non-Virginian to the presidency since the establishment of the Constitution.
- B.was a peaceful transition of the control of the presidency from a Federalist to a Democratic-Republican.
- C.changed the process of electing the president.
- D.resulted in the election of the first non-Christian to the presidency.
- E.was the first election in which the western section of the country was very influential.
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