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'Popular Sovereignty' was a successful slogan for his plan to allow new states to decide whether to be slave or free, by a local vote.
He got the Kansas-Nebraska Act through Congress, but Popular Sovereignty turned out to be quite unworkable, because only one state could vote at a time, and every bully-boy in America would descend on that one state, to cause maximum mayhem.
The experiment would not be tried again.
One Stephen Douglas was the original advocate of Popular Sovereignty. He was tasked with organizing the new territories in terms of their popularity.
Stephen Douglas
popular sovereignty
Stephen Douglas
Stephen Douglas
Popular Sovereignty
One Stephen Douglas was the original advocate of Popular Sovereignty. He was tasked with organizing the new territories in terms of their popularity.
Stephen A. Douglas
Stephen A. Douglas believed in popular sovereignty.
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Douglas supported the doctorine of popular sovereignty.
Douglas endorsed popular sovereignty
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Stephen Douglas.
Stephen A. Douglas has written: 'Political socialization and student activism in Indonesia' 'Popular Sovereignty In The Territories'
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Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois.