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Unit 7 Web Quest #2 Events & Issues Leading to the Civil War

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1 Unit 7 Web Quest #2 Events & Issues Leading to the Civil War
Instructions: Use the Internet and the provided links to respond to each question. Link 1: Question 1: During the Election of 1860, which presidential candidate had the most electoral and popular votes? Which political party did he belong to? How many electoral votes did he get? How many popular votes did he get?

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Link 2: Question 2: When Abraham Lincoln was elected president in 1860 of the USA, which president did he become after being inaugurated in 1861?

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Link 3: Question 3: After Abraham Lincoln is elected president of the USA, which 11 states seceded from the Union? When did each Southern state leave? List and provide the dates in historical order.

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Link 4: Question 4: Where were the first shots of the Civil War fired, on the morning of April 12, 1861?

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Link 5: Question 5: On November 6, 1861, Jefferson is elected president of the _________________.

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Link 6: Question 6: Why was Alexander Stephens elected Vice President of the Confederate States of America?

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