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James P. Polk won the election in 1884 partly due to his support in the annexation of Texas.

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When was James K. Polk elected?

James Knox Polk defeated Henry Clay in the election of 1844.


How did James K. Polk win the Democratic nomination for the election of 1844?

James Knox Polk won the presidential election of 1844 because he was the "candidate of expansion".


Who lost the election to James Polk?

In the 1844 presidential election, Henry Clay lost to James K. Polk.


Who was the winner of the election of 1844?

James K. Polk


Who was the US president who favored the annexation of Texas in 1844?

President James Polk


Who was the us president that favored the annexation of Texas in 1844?

There is no annexation treaty of Texas, but James Polk was President when Texas was annexed by joint resolution of Congress.


What views did James Polk present in the 1844 presidential election?

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How did the U.S. presidential elections of 1844 affect Texas?

James K. Polk, a democrat, was elected. Polk annexation of Texas. His victory showed that most voters favored Texas annexation.


What were the responsibilities of James K. Polk?

Polk is the only US President to have kept all of his campaign promises, including his promise not to seek a second term. His most difficult one was the annexation of the Soutwestern territories from Mexico.


Who replaced John Tyler as president in 1844?

James K. Polk replaced Tyler in 1845. (The election was in 1844).


Why was westward expansion such an important issue in electipn 1844?

The Westward expansion was very important during the election of 1844, because sectionalism was continuing to grow in the country. While Henry Clay objected to the annexation of Texas, his opponent, James Polk supported it, and won the election as a result.