Which of the following most clearly contrasts Abraham Lincoln's position on slavery with that of Stephen Douglas?

1. Lincoln believed each state should decide the matter for itself, while Douglas believed slavery should spread no further.

2. Lincoln believed slavery should be permitted throughout the country, while Douglas believed slavery should spread no further.

3. Lincoln believed slavery should be abolished, while Douglas believed slavery should be permitted throughout the country.

4. Lincoln believed slavery should spread no further, while Douglas believed each state should decide the matter for itself.

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Lailah Mcfarland

17 November, 05:49

Which of the following most clearly contrasts Abraham Lincoln's position on slavery with that of Stephen Douglas?

1. Lincoln believed each state should decide the matter for itself, while Douglas believed slavery should spread no further.

2. Lincoln believed slavery should be permitted throughout the country, while Douglas believed slavery should spread no further.

3. Lincoln believed slavery should be abolished, while Douglas believed slavery should be permitted throughout the country.

4. Lincoln believed slavery should spread no further, while Douglas believed each state should decide the matter for itself.

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Yasmin Mcgee · Answer 1

The 4th choice (D) is correct: Lincoln believed slavery should spread no further, while Douglas believed each state should decide the matter for itself.