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Emilia Ford

4 June, 11:45

What was the significance of the Lincoln-Douglas debates?

A. They highlighted the strengths of both the Democratic and Republican parties.

B. They brought together two outstanding speakers that were largely in agreement on the issues.

C. They energized people against slavery on moral grounds.

D. They framed the issues related to slavery and brought Lincoln into the national spot light.

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