Henry clay transformed which of the following offices into a position of power? a. us president b. us senator c. speaker of the house d. us supreme court justice

C. Speaker of the House.

The correct answer is C. Henry Clay transformed the Speaker of the House office into a position of power.

At first the position of Speaker of the House didn't have much influence, until Henry Clay was elected to it (1811-1814, 1815-1820 and 1823-1825). In contrast to many of his predecessors, Clay participated in most of the debates, and used his influence in trying to achieve his goals (for example, the declaration of the Anglo-American War of 1812, and several laws that Clay himself was advocating for the American economic system). When in the presidential elections of 1824 no candidate obtained a majority of the Electoral College, the President of the United States had to be elected by the House of Representatives and its President, Henry Clay supported John Quincy Adams instead of supporting Andrew Jackson and with this ensured the victory of Adams.

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