13. one way in which the elections of president rutherford b. hayes (1876) and president george w. bush (2000) are similar is that in both instances the (1) third-party candidate won electoral votes in several states (2) winner of the electoral vote failed to win the popular vote (3) eventual winner was selected by congress (4) elections were settled by a special prosecutor

The answer is 2 because they had lost the popular vote but won the electoral

Explanation:

Although most Americans were in support of the course (withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam), they disliked the methods the antiwar protesters applied, which by and large disrupted business as usual across the country. Many were also not supportive of the culture of the social change movements, and were of the opinion that it was somewhat unpatriotic to publicly protest against the war, while American soldiers were on the battle field.