What difficulty arose from the presidential election of 1796?

A) One party controlled both the presidency and the vice presidency.
B) The electoral college overruled the popular vote.
C) The President and Vice President belonged to different parties.
D) Congress had to decide the winner of the election.

The President and Vice President belonged to different parties

Explanation:

The difficulty that arose from the presidential election of 1796 was: The President and Vice-President belonged to different parties. Because of the difference in party affiliation, the principles that the president and the vice president had was also different. So rather than working hand in hand as a team, president and vice president would constantly engaged in conflict and eventually none of the programs could be done.

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