Why did the Whig Party nominate William Henry Harrison as its presidential candidate in 1840?
a. He had a distinguished military record.
b. He was governor of a key midwestern state.
c. He was the country's best known political stump speaker.
d. He was a wealthy industrialist who appealed to the pro-business elements of the party.
A
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