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50) Each of the following is true of the election of 1800 EXCEPTA) Alexander Hamilton intrigued to keep his own party's candidate from winning. B) the Federalist Party was hopelessly split.C) the electoral college chose Thomas Jefferson to be the third president.D) John Adams refused to attend Jefferson's inauguration.E) it led to changes in the presidential electoral process.
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