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Question 43 • US History

Although Lincoln lost the Senate election to Stephen Douglas, his campaign

Answer
A
helped him win a seat in the House of Representatives.
B
led to the repeal of the Dred Scott decision.
C
led to the formation of the Republican Party.
D
helped him win the presidential nomination.

Explanation

Lincoln lost the 1858 Senate race to Stephen Douglas, but the debates and campaign brought him national attention. That growing reputation helped him secure the Republican presidential nomination in 1860. The campaign did not lead to the repeal of the Dred Scott decision or the formation of the Republican Party.

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