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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Blake West

9 April, 18:55

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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Spirit · Answer 1

Answer: Probably B? Sorry if its wrong

Cullen Harvey · Answer 2

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.

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