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TERM: Lincoln-Douglas Debates (scroll down for definition)
Definition for: Lincoln-Douglas Debates 1858 Senatorial debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas. Lincoln becomes a national celebrity and a critic of slavery. NOTE: Lincoln is against the spread of slavery, but is not an abolitionist. In his Freeport Doctrine, Douglas favored popular sovereignty over the Dred Scott Decision. Click here for next flash card. Back to eFlashcard headquarters
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