Presidential elections

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The 1968 US presidential election was the 46th presidential election in the United States. It is painful with the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, later racial riots across the country, assassination of Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy, and a massive demonstration against the Vietnam War It is a national experience. Violent confrontation between American college and university campus, and between police and anti-war protestors

The American presidential election in 1796 was the third presidential election for the third time. It was held from Friday, November 4th until Wednesday, 7th December 1796. This is the first controversial US presidential election, the first presidential election in which the party played the leading role, and presidential and vice presidential elections elected from blacks. Current Federal Vice President John Adams defeated Secretary of the former Democratic Republic Thomas Jefferson

The presidential election in 1800 was the fourth presidential election for the fourth time. It was held from Friday, December 3, 1800 to October 3 (Wednesday). In what was sometimes called the "Revolution of 1800", Thomas Jefferson broke John Adams. This election is a re-election, the enactment of democratic republic generation and the final end of the Federal Party in the first party system. In the 1796 election between Jefferson and Aaron Bar, who supported the French and powerful Democratic Republic, the current Adams and Charles Pinkney's parent UK's and supported Centralized Federalists A long painful rematch