How did the election of 1800 influence american democracy?
a. it set a precedent for a peaceful transfer of power between two presidents of different political parties.
b. it set a precedent for a peaceful transfer of power between two presidents of different political parties.
c. it gave the senate the power to choose the president in the event that two candidates tie.
d. it gave the senate the power to choose the president in the event that two candidates tie.
e. it established that enslaved people would count as part of a state's voting population.
f. it established that enslaved people would count as part of a state's voting population.
g. it forced the losing party to agree to everything that the winning party wanted.

As the country's first president, George Washington was well aware that everything he did created a precedent. His administration established a federal government with full funding, upheld American neutrality in the French Revolutionary Wars, and decisively proved it could put down armed resistance by putting an end to the Alcohol Rebellion, a bloody uprising over whiskey excise rates. Washington opposed the creation of political parties, but his secretaries of state and treasure, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton, respectively, rose to lead the Democratic-Republican party and the Federalist party, which eventually gave rise to the first party system.The election of 1800 served as a vote on the future direction and structure of the United States of America, then a young and developing country.

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