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13 July, 11:47

Which of the following is most significant about the 2008 U. S. presidential election?

A. A woman was a candidate for vice president.

B. The country elected a Democrat for president.

C. The United States elected its first African American president.

D. The Supreme Court decided the outcome.

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  1. 13 July, 14:33
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    The correct answer is C) : The United States elected its first African American president.

    The U. S presidential election took place on November 4.

    Senator Barack Obama was part of the Democratic Party and won the elections against Senator John McCain who belonged to the Republican Party.

    Obama and vice-president Joe Biden won the election with the most significant voter turnout rate in decades. Nevertheless, the most outstanding outcome of this election is that Senator Obama was the very first African American in the whole story to be elected as U. S president.
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