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1 1. What was Lincoln’s position on African Americans prior to the Civil War?
2. Is this similar or different from what you have heard about Lincoln in the past?

2 Lincoln and Slavery... the-story-of-us/videos/abraham- lincoln#abraham-lincoln

3 The Election of 1860... Stephen A. Douglas John Bell Abraham Lincoln
Northern Democrat John Bell Constitutional Union Abraham Lincoln Republican John C. Breckinridge Southern Democrat

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5 The Election of 1860

6 The Results of the Election...
war#us-inches-closer-to-war

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8 The Confederate States of America
Established in the Spring of 1861 Capital located in Richmond Virginia President Jefferson Davis

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