Lincoln Douglas Debates
Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln Douglas Debates
Lincoln debated his opponent, Stephen Douglas, seven times in what became known as the Lincoln Douglas Debates. While they agreed on many issues, they disagreed over the morality of slavery. Lincoln did not believe that slavery should spread any further but Douglas argued for popular sovereignty. Lincoln explained that while he was not asking for equality, he believed African Americans should get the rights granted in the Declaration of Independence life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Lincoln lost the state election to Douglas.
Bid for the Presidency 1860
Political Success and Strategies
Before He Became President
Career Before the Presidency
The Emancipation Proclamation
Historical Significance
Limited Racial Equality
Reelection in 1864
The Civil War Ends
Law Career
Taking Political Risks
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