The Democratic-Republican convention of 1832, which met in Baltimore, first adopted the __ rule for the nomination, later switching it to a simple majority. They named __ as Jackson's running mate. Unlike the other two parties, the Democratic-Republicans adopted no formal platform and relied heavily on the __ of the president to carry their cause.
A) Simple majority; John C. Calhoun; Democrats; Charisma
B) Two-thirds rule; Martin Van Buren; National Republicans; Policies
C) Two-thirds rule; John C. Calhoun; National Republicans; Charisma
D) Simple majority; Martin Van Buren; Democrats; Charisma