Drag each tile to the correct box. Match the presidential candidates with the parties they represented. Abraham Lincoln John Breckenridge Stephen Douglas John Bell Democratic Party (Northern) arrowRight Democratic Party (Southern) arrowRight Republican Party arrowRight Constitutional Union Party arrowRight

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Explanation:

The 1860 United States of America Presidential Election has four candidates vying for the position of President. It was the last Presidential Election before the American Civil War.

During the election, each of the party presented their candidate. These are:

1. Abraham Lincoln : Republican Party

2. John Breckenridge : Democratic Party (Southern)

3. Stephen Douglas : Democratic Party (Northern)

4. John Bell : Constitutional Union Party

1. Abraham Lincoln : Republican Party

2. John Breckenridge : Democratic Party (Southern)

3. Stephen Douglas : Democratic Party (Northern)

4. John Bell : Constitutional Union Party

Explanation:

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