In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Candidate which opposed the extention of slavery into the Answer: Lincoln Question: Candidate who said the most important issue was the Union, not slaveryAnswer: John Question: His favored a protective tariffAnswer: Lincoln Question: His party favored the ActAnswer: Abraham Question: His favored the building of the transcontinental railroadAnswer: Lincoln Question: Candidate who won the most electoral votesAnswer: John C, Question: Candidate who won the most votesAnswer: Lincoln Question: Candidate who believed that the existence of slavery in the territories should be determined by sovereigntyAnswer: Stephen A. Question: Determines who wins a electionAnswer: vote Question: Cast by Answer: popular Question: A statement of the and beliefs of a political partyAnswer: platform Question: A meeting of delegates to nominate their 's presidential candidateAnswer: convention Question: the by which an issue is decided by a vote of the peopleAnswer: sovereignty Question: Three things which caused tensions between the North and South just the election of 1860Answer: Bleeding Kansas, John Brown's raid at 's Ferry, and Dred Scott Decision Question: Minimum number of votes for a state according the the ConstitutionAnswer: 3 Question: Main Lincoln won the 1860 electionAnswer: in the Democratic Party Question: candidate in U. S. history to actively campaign for the presidencyAnswer: Stephen A. Question: One of the main reasons Abraham Lincoln won the 1860 Answer: The Democrats spit into several political Question: U. S. regions in which the Republican and Abraham Lincoln won large numbers of votes in the 1860 electionAnswer: and West Question: What type of vote really determines who wins a presidential in the United States?Answer: vote Question: What is the priciple by which an issue, such as slavery, is decided by a vote of the ?Answer: popular Question: How are the state's electors ?Answer: By each state's vote Question: What is a of delegates to nominate their party's presidential candidate?Answer: Question: What is a of the ideas and beliefs of a political party?Answer: Question: Lincoln, Breckinridge, , Bell?? Which candidate opposed the extention of slaves into the territories?Answer: Question: Lincoln, , Douglas, Bell? Which candidate won the elctoral vote?Answer: Lincoln Question: In the 1860 , where did Abraham Lincoln want to ban slavery?Answer: territories Question: How did President James Buchannan react to the secession of southern following Abraham Lincoln's election in 1860?Answer: He did . Question: How did Abraham Lincoln feel about the slavery issue in the 1860 ?Answer: He did not want the of slavery into the territories; he was personally against slavery Question: How did Douglas feel about slavery in the 1860 election?Answer: He in popular sovereignty. Question: How did John feel about slavery?Answer: It should be allowed everywhere; the territories Question: How did John Bell feel slavery in the 1860 election?Answer: It was not as important as the of the Union (United States). Question: What was the party of Abraham Lincoln in the 1860 presidential election?Answer: Party Question: What was the political party of Douglas in the 1860 election?Answer: Northern Question: What was the party of John Breckinridge in the 1860 election?Answer: Democrat Question: What was the political of John Bell In the 1860 election?Answer: Constitutional Party Question: What was Abraham Lincoln's home ?Answer: Question: What was Stephen ' home state?Answer: Question: What was John Breckinridge's home ?Answer: Kentucky Question: What was John Bell's home ?Answer: |
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