What was the significance of the Lincoln-Douglas debates?

A) Lincoln won the senate seat for Illinois.

B) Lincoln became well-known among the public.

C) Douglas became president of the United States.

D) The South supported Lincoln's ideas.

and you better get it right

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14 March, 14:31

What was the significance of the Lincoln-Douglas debates?

A) Lincoln won the senate seat for Illinois.

B) Lincoln became well-known among the public.

C) Douglas became president of the United States.

D) The South supported Lincoln's ideas.

and you better get it right

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Walker · Answer 1

The Lincoln Douglas debates heightened Lincoln's popularity and increased his visibility on the national scene. Lincoln was defeated by Douglas for the Senate seat from Illinois.

Yasmine Weaver · Answer 2

Answer: Probably B? Sorry if its wrong

What was the significance of the Lincoln-Douglas debates?A) Lincoln won the senate seat for Illinois.B) Lincoln became well-known among the public.C) Douglas became president of the United States.D) The South supported Lincoln's ideas.and you better get it right

What was the significance of the Lincoln-Douglas debates?

A) Lincoln won the senate seat for Illinois.

B) Lincoln became well-known among the public.

C) Douglas became president of the United States.

D) The South supported Lincoln's ideas.

and you better get it right