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In the election of 1828 what negative element was introduced into the campaign?
Mudslinging
What is a term used for making malicious verbal attacks on an opponent?
Mudslinging
Introduced in the 1828 campaign what became a permanent part of American political life?
mudslinging
The art of mudslinging during political campaigns prevents the general public from learning about what important thing?
Where the candidates stand on the issues
2 examples of a confederation?
can i have a examples of confederation
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In the election of 1828 what negative element was introduced into the campaign?
Mudslinging
Introduced in the 1828 campaign what practice ruined reputations?
Mudslinging
What is an example of mudslinging?
An example of mudslinging is when a political candidate spreads false or derogatory information about their opponent to damage their reputation. This can include personal attacks, spreading rumors, or using inflammatory language to discredit the opponent.
What is a sentence for mudslinging?
During the recent campaign, both political parties resorted to mudslinging. The Senate floor is no place for mudslinging.
What election was mudslinging first used in?
1842
Negative tactics used in campaigns are referred to as what?
mudslinging
What are negative tactics used in campaign are sometimes referred to?
mudslinging
What is a term used for making malicious verbal attacks on an opponent?
Mudslinging
What is synonyms of calmny?
slander, defamation, libel; vilification, obloquy, mudslinging
A campaign tactic started in 1828 to ruin the reputations of opponents was called?
Mudslinging.
Candidates used insults to try and ruin their opponents reputation?
This is called mudslinging.
What are the Problem during Emilio Aguinaldo's administration?
He engaged in mudslinging and had dictator-like tendencies.
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