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What was one effect of these events on the 1828 presidential election? Question 3 options: Votes were cast by secret ballot. Property qualifications for voting were strengthened. Poll taxes are reduced. Voter participation increased.

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The correct statement is that the property qualifications for voting were strengthened during the Presidential elections, which were held in the year 1828.

So, the correct options that matches the statement quoted above regarding the 1828 presidential elections is B.

What are the effects of Presidential Elections?

The Presidential elections of 1828 were won by Andrew Jackson in the month of November and faced John Quincy Adams, who was a candidate of the Republican Party.

Earlier during the elections, voting capacity was decided by the property held by a qualified voter as on the date of him/her being qualified to vote for the next election sessions.

In these elections, White Americans who did not hold any property in their name were given the opportunities to vote for the first time in the history of US elections.

Hence, the correct option is B that the property qualifications were strengthened for the purpose of voting during the presidential elections of the year 1828.

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