What happened at the election of 1800 with aaron burr and thomas jefferson

Burr lost causing the Burr-Hamilton duel.

Explanation:

Hamilton and Burr didn't agree with each other. Remember that.

So the election of 1800 rolls around and Burr and Jefferson are running against each other for President.

And BAM. Just like that, it's tied. It's up to Hamilton.

So, take what I said in the beginning and think about it.

Hamilton doesn't like Burr and now he gets to decide who should be President.

You guessed it, he votes for Jefferson!

So Burr is like, "Okay, that's upsetting but whatever".

Burr decides to run for governor of New York, but...

BAM!

Hamilton turns the public against Burr and he loses.

So Burr says, "This is the last straw" and...

One of the most famous duels in American history appears: The Burr-Hamilton duel.

Guess who won?

You guessed it.

Burr.

He was charged with murderer but that isn't the question so I won't get into that.

Sorry for the late answer, hope this helps!

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