Question

In the election of 1856, the presidency was secured for James Buchanan by

A. Northern votes
B. Republican votes
C. Southern votes
D. Whig votes

Answer 1

@Destinymasha

Answer 2

@texaschic101

Answer 3

I think it is southern votes

1856 Presidential Election
In 1856, the Democratic Party nominated James Buchanan for the presidency of the United States to run against Republican John C. Frémont and Know-Nothing Millard Fillmore. Buchanan won the entire South with the exception of Maryland (which went to Fillmore), as well as Illinois, Indiana, California, and his home state of Pennsylvania. He took 174 electoral votes and 45% of the popular vote. His closest opponent, the Republican Frémont, took 114 electoral votes and 33% of the popular vote and won the rest of the North. Fillmore received only 8 electoral votes (Maryland) and 22% of the popular vote.

Answer 4

thanks

Answer 5

sure thing :)

Answer 6

Can you help me with one more?

Answer 7

I can try

Answer 8

Douglas's stand that people could exclude slavry by refusing to pass laws protecting slaveholders' rights came to be known as

A. Douglas's debate
B. The slaveholder's rights
C.The Freeport Doctrine
D. Douglas's Doctrine

Answer 9

Freeport Doctrine

Answer 10

thanks

Answer 11

anytime :)