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How might Abraham Lincolns victory in the election of 1860 lead to future problems?
Many people in the north wanted no part of slavery anywhere in the country. Southerners wanted slavery because they thought it helped production of crops etc. There are contrasting beliefs.
Abraham Lincoln was from the North and a proponent of Federal rights and powers to limit slavery.
The southern states wanted strong state powers and rights and weaker federal powers and rights. Slavery was a States Right issue and the federal government should not interfere.
The northern states wanted the exact opposite, strong federal powers and rights and weaker state powers and rights. The right of the Federal government to abolish Slavery should trump any so-called States Rights.
So the southern states voted to secede from or leave the United States also know as the Union. The US Civil War was thus started.
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What was the narrowest margin of victory in a presidential election?
The election of George W. Bush and Al Gore was the lowest margin of victory.
What political tactic led the candidate to victory in the 1896 presidential election?
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Who were the candidates for the election in 2009?
In the United States, there was no election in 2009. There was a presidential election in 2008, when the current president Barack Obama claimed victory over his opponent John McCain.
What did the presidential election of 1860 suggest about the political power of the south?
The presidential election of 1860 highlighted a significant decline in the political power of the South, as the election of Abraham Lincoln, a candidate from the anti-slavery Republican Party, demonstrated the increasing dominance of Northern interests. The South's inability to unify behind a single candidate, coupled with its reliance on slavery, alienated many voters and diminished its influence in national politics. Lincoln’s victory prompted Southern states to secede from the Union, ultimately leading to the Civil War, as they felt their political power and way of life were under threat.
What was true about president Kennedy's victory in the 1950s presidential election?
John F. Kennedy did not win a presidential election in the 1950s; he was elected as the 35th President of the United States in 1960. His victory marked a significant moment in U.S. history, as he became the youngest elected president at the age of 43. Kennedy's campaign emphasized themes of youth, vigor, and a new generation of leadership, contrasting with the older political figures of the time. His election also highlighted the growing importance of television as a medium for political campaigning.
What was Abraham Lincoln's victory?
Lincoln greatest victory was his election as President followed by his re-election.
What led to the Lincolns victory of the election of 1860?
He won almost all of north’s electoral votes
Splitting of Democratic Party lead to Lincolns election?
It made victory for the Republican party inevitable.
Who won in the 1860 eletion?
Abraham Lincoln won the 1860 presidential election. He was the first Republican president of the United States, and his victory ultimately contributed to the secession of Southern states from the Union.
What was the narrowest margin of victory in a presidential election?
The election of George W. Bush and Al Gore was the lowest margin of victory.
The Election of resulted in great victory for political democracy?
The election of 1824
What could be considered Abraham Lincolns defining achievement as president?
I believe the crowning achievement of President Lincoln was his freeing of the African American slaves from their southern slave owners, and preserving the union by leading th north in its victory over the south.
Which event in1861 led to the immediate secession of several southern state from the union?
Lincoln's Presidency
What political tactic led the candidate to victory in the 1896 presidential election?
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What event sparked Lincoln's reelection victory in 1864?
The capture of Atlanta, Georgia, and then the capture of Savannah, Georgia, and the Battle of Cedar Creek, Virginia, were all important factors. Additionally, General Sherman's victory in Atlanta helped Abraham Lincoln win re-election in 1864.
The election of resulted in a great victory for political democracy?
1824
What did the Union's victory lead to after the Confederates surrendered?
Abraham Lincoln died, the Union had another victory, and the slaves were freed.
