Which statement does Jefferson make in his 1801 inaugural address about the election of 1800? He believed that the election process needed to be reformed.

He was pleased that a vast majority of the nation voted for him.

He was surprised to win the election.

He pointed out that the election was fair and constitutional.

The answer is A

Explanation: Historical Significance. In this heated electoral landscape, Jefferson set the precedent for inaugural addresses that go far in attempting to reconcile the two contending parties and to reassure the nation that its electoral divisions are a strength that need not threaten their fundamental national unity.

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