Which accurately describes Abraham Lincoln in 1860? Check all that apply.
He was the Rep...
Social Studies, 22.04.2020 19:27, andrejr0330jr
Which accurately describes Abraham Lincoln in 1860? Check all that apply.
He was the Republican candidate for president.
He won the presidential election.
He came a close second in Georgia.
He did not win any Southern states.
His election upset white Southerners.
His election led to the secession of Southern states.
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