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Who ran for slavery against Stephen Douglas and had a series of debates about slavery with him?
Abraham Lincoln
Who ran for the Senate against Stephen Douglas and had a series of debates of slavery with him?
Abraham Lincoln
Who ran for senate against Stephen Douglas and had a series of debates about slavery with him?
Abraham Lincoln
The gag rule against debates on slavery in congress started in 1835 began as a result of?
Petitions to congress by abolitionist
What gag rule against debates on slavery in congress started in 1835 began as a result of?
Petitions to Congress by abolitionists
Who ran for slavery against Stephen Douglas and had a series of debates about slavery with him?
Abraham Lincoln
Who ran for the Senate against Stephen Douglas and had a series of debates of slavery with him?
Abraham Lincoln
Who ran for senate against Stephen Douglas and had a series of debates about slavery with him?
Abraham Lincoln
The gag rule against debates on slavery in congress started in 1835 began as a result of?
Petitions to congress by abolitionist
What gag rule against debates on slavery in congress started in 1835 began as a result of?
Petitions to Congress by abolitionists
What position did Lincoln and Douglas take their debates?
Both had a strong position in the Anti Slavery debate. They both were against slavery and agreed that there should be no more slave states.
What did Lincoln argue in the senatorial debates against Douglass in 1858?
they disgree on the Nebraska-Kansas Act
What was the topic of the Lincoln-Douglas debates?
Slavery in the territories
Who ran for the senate against Stephen Douglas and had a series of debates about slaver?
Abraham Lincoln ran for the senate against Stephen Douglas. They engaged in a series of debates known as the Lincoln-Douglas debates, where they discussed various issues, with a primary focus on slavery. These debates helped elevate Lincoln's political profile and contributed to his eventual presidency.
What were the debates about slavery between Lincoln and Douglas called?
....The Lincoln Douglas Debates
Which best summarizes Lincoln's position on slavery in 1858?
In 1858, it was evident that Lincoln opposed slavery. He said as much in his debates against Stephen Douglas, who was his opponent in the presidential race.
The topic of the Lincoln-Douglas debates was what?
slavery
