APUSH Review: The Election of 1860 Everything You Need To Know About The Election Of 1860 To Succeed In APUSH www.Apushreview.com Period 5: 1844 – 1877.

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APUSH Review: The Election of 1860 Everything You Need To Know About The Election Of 1860 To Succeed In APUSH Period 5: 1844 – 1877

Background Info James Buchanan (incumbent) is NOT running for re-election Democratic Party was split along sectional lines – Douglass’ “Freeport Doctrine” John Brown’s raid at Harpers Ferry took place one year before ◦The South fears Republicans and the North are “John Brown loving abolitionists”

The Candidates Democratic Candidate: ◦North – Stephen Douglass – advocate of popular sovereignty ◦South – John C. Breckenridge – Buchanan’s VP Republican Candidate: ◦Abe Lincoln – free-soil platform – non- extension of slavery Constitutional Union Party: ◦John Bell – hoped to preserve the union

The Issues Slavery: ◦Compromise of 1850, the KS-NB Act, and Dred Scott failed to reduce sectional tensions Many “fire-eater” southerners threatened secession if Lincoln won…..

The Results Electoral results: 152 needed to win ◦Douglass – 12 ◦Bell – 39 ◦Breckenridge – 72 ◦Lincoln – 180 Lincoln wins election without carrying a single Southern state!

Impact Immediate cause of the Civil War Southern states begin to secede before Lincoln’s inauguration on March 4, 1861 ◦SC (12/20/1860) ◦MS (1/9/1861) ◦FL (1/10/1861) ◦AL (1/11/1861) ◦GA (1/19/1861) ◦LA (2/1/1861) ◦Buchanan did NOTHING to stop the secession! More secede after the war starts on 4/12/1861 ◦VA (4/17/1861) ◦AR (5/6/1861) ◦TN (5/7/1861) ◦NC (5/20/1861)

Test Tips Multiple-Choice and Short Answer Questions: ◦Lincoln’s platform was for the NON-EXTENSION of slavery ◦Immediate cause secession and Civil War Essay Questions: ◦Failures of compromises ◦1860 election as a turning point

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