Presidential Elections.

Presidential ElectionsI.Introduction•The US has seen divisive politics ever since the first election was held in the country. •The presidential election in 2016 was the most controversial in the history of the US. II.The presidential campaigns in 2016 were more divisive than any other election to have been held in the United State of America. •Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton focused on scandalizing each other to get a competitive advantage over the other. •For instance, Hillary Clinton’s team used allegations of Trump groping women to taint his name in the eyes of the electorate.•On the other hand, Trump’s team relied on information that Clinton had misused her email in her role as the Secretary of State. Thus, they wanted her jailed. III.In the 2016 presidential elections, the winner lost the elections.•Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton in the Electoral College vote. •Hillary Clinton won the most votes in the elections that year. •Even though these results were similar to what happened in 2000, 1888, and 1876, the world was shocked because of Trump’s win given he was considered unsuitable for the post he vied for. IV.The presidential election in 2016 was marred by external interference•Russia was accused of meddling in the affairs of the US by influencing the election results in favor of Donald Trump. •The US government accused Russia of leaking documents belonging to the Democratic Party to WikiLeaks and other media outlets. V.Conclusion•The presidential elections in the US in 2016 were the most controversial the country has witnessed. This statement is supported by the occurrence of divisive campaigns, winning by an allegedly unfit individual, and foreign interference. Here are the requirements: You will develop a Term Paper based on the topic you have chosen in Week 2, and built from the outline you developed in Week 3. It should identify at least four related primary sources from the Voices of Freedom readings or other primary source documents. It should utilize two secondary sources that help develop and support a thesis.The format of the Term Paper should include an introduction, body, and conclusion and be organized into paragraphs with approximately eight sentences developing a single topic. Proper grammar, punctuation, correct spelling, and other aspects of correct composition should be maintained. It should be at least six pages of fully-typed text. Each page should be double-spaced, including at least 250 words and 25-27 lines using 12-point font. It should include a title page, end notes pages, and a bibliography page. It should be formatted using the Chicago Manual of Style, referenced in the Rampolla text. Visual images and infographics do not count toward the final page count. All papers must be in a .doc, .pdf, or .rtf format.