Why did Abraham Lincoln win the 1860 election for president?
On AOL Answers. Why did Abraham Lincoln win the 1860 election for president? Topics: presidential politicsAsked by Joe Badabingo on September 12, 2008View the entire discussion on AOL Answers Sharing.
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Abraham was elected because most of the north was Republican. The north outnumbered the south by a great margin.
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