How did the Election of 1860 reflect the nation at that time?

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How did the Election of 1860 reflect the nation at that time?

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Answer 1 · 2017-05-17T19:40:15

It showed the division on the issue of slavery

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There were two candidates running for the Democratic Party since they did not agree on slavery, Breckinridge was in favor of it whereas Douglas opposed it. The first one was from the South, the other one was from the North.

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