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The Election of 1860

The Election of 1860

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Fire-eaters refused to compromise on what issue?

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tariffs

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slavery

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war

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Jeffersonian Democracy

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Multiple Choice

The Northern Democrat running for president was Stephen Douglas, what did he believe in?

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Don't make slavery the issue

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Pro-slavery

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No new Slave States

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Popular Sovereignty

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Multiple Choice

John Breckenridge was the Southern Democrat nominie for president his stance was____

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Popular Sovereignty

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Pro-Slavery

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No new Slave States

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Did Not Want to Make Slavery the Main Issue

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Multiple Choice

Abraham Lincoln was the Republican nomination for president his stance was___

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Popular Sovereignty

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Pro-Slavery

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No new Slave States

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Did Not Want to Make Slavery the Main Issue

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Multiple Choice

John Bell won the nomination for the Constitutional Union party, his stance was___

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Popular Sovereignty

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Pro-Slavery

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No new Slave States

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Did Not Want to Make Slavery the Main Issue

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Multiple Choice

Lincoln won the election with support from which region?

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North

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South

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East

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Canada

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Multiple Choice

How many Southern States listed Lincoln as a canidate on their ballot?

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1

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Multiple Choice

In what year was Abraham Lincolin elected president of the United States?

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1800

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1824

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1828

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1860

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Multiple Choice

How many States had seceded by time Lincoln took office?

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4

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5

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6

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Multiple Choice

How many weeks after Lincoln took office did the Civil War start?

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3 weeks

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4 weeks

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5 weeks

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6 weeks

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  • ​On March 4, 1861, Lincoln became president of the not-so-united United States. In his inaugural address,

  • Lincoln stated his belief that secession was both wrong and un-constitutional. He then appealed to the rebellious states to return in peace.

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  • Lincoln won the presidential election with just 40 % of the votes, all of them cast in the North.

  • In 10 Southern states, he was not even on the ballot.

  • White Southerners, now a minority, feared that Congress would abolist slavery.

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