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What were the major crisis's that led from the Kansas-Nebraska Act to secession?
Slavery, and the manifest destiny which was a belief that the US must expand led to Kansas-Nebraska Act of succession. Also the views of Stephen A. Douglas played a part.
Did Douglas outlined his political views in the Freeport Doctrine?
true
How did the North react to the Lincoln Douglas debates in 1858?
The Lincoln and Douglas debates in 1858, were extensively covered by newspapers in both the North and the South. Northerners followed the debates and by doing so, brought to national attention the views of Abraham Lincoln. Abolitionists in the North were impressed with Abraham Lincoln's views on slavery.
What were the views of the Northern and Southern leaders before the start of the Civil War?
The leaders of the North and South believed the war would be brief.
How did david walker and Frederick Douglass views differ from each other?
ok, the differences are that douglas supported abolistion of slaves and stuff and garrison wanted slaver in america because he scandalous
What were the major crisis's that led from the Kansas-Nebraska Act to secession?
Slavery, and the manifest destiny which was a belief that the US must expand led to Kansas-Nebraska Act of succession. Also the views of Stephen A. Douglas played a part.
How did northerners and southerners views the secession of the southern states?
The Northerners believed that it was unconstitutional and the Southerners believed that it was better for there way of life
Did Douglas outlined his political views in the Freeport Doctrine?
true
Who debated Douglas views during the US Senate race?
lincoln
What is an accurate way to characterize the way Senator Stephen A Douglas felt about Lincoln's House Divided speech?
There are varying opinions on how historians framed Senator Stephen A. Douglas felt about Abraham Lincoln's House Divided speech. He was morally outraged, or perhaps better said, he felt revulsion against what he termed Lincoln's position against compromising deal making in politics. Douglas' view was that Lincoln could only be motivated by an apodictic moral style that always views "deal making" as making a bargain with the devil.To Douglas, Lincoln's language of divine imperative was totally inconsistent with moral ethics.In summary, Douglas was deeply offended, to say the least.
What were the outcomes of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates?
One outcome was that Democrat Stephen A. Douglas won the 1858 Illinois senatorial election. The other was that it brought Lincoln to the national stage. This helped him and the new Republican Party gain publicity. Perhaps better said would be "more publicity" as the new Republican Party had what many called radical views in the USA in the 1850's.
Is Stephen a popular Jewish first name?
I would be surprised if it is. Stephen was a prominent Christian martyr who was stoned to death by Jewish authorities for his religious views.
What were two outcomes of the Lincoln Douglas debate?
One outcome was that Democrat Stephen A. Douglas won the 1858 Illinois senatorial election. The other was that it brought Lincoln to the national stage. This helped him and the new Republican Party gain publicity. Perhaps better said would be "more publicity" as the new Republican Party had what many called radical views in the USA in the 1850's.
What were two outcomes of the Lincoln-Douglas debates in 1858?
One outcome was that Democrat Stephen A. Douglas won the 1858 Illinois senatorial election. The other was that it brought Lincoln to the national stage. This helped him and the new Republican Party gain publicity. Perhaps better said would be "more publicity" as the new Republican Party had what many called radical views in the USA in the 1850's.
What did Northern and southern farmers had different views on?
Protective tariffs-Apex
What did northern and southern farmers' have different views on?
Protective tariffs. Apex :)
How did Union General William T Sherman gain knowledge about the southern people?
In 1859 Sherman became the superintendent of a new military college in Louisiana. Later this would be LSU , Louisiana State University. At his post there, Sherman gained knowledge of the attitudes of the Southerners he met. He learned about their views on secession, but was against such an idea.
