Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, and John C. Calhoun, three of the most famous men in America who had served their country for decades and now were near the end of their careers and lives, came center stage one last time in the debate
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Select one:
O a. the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
O b. Franklin Pierce's plan to annex Texas, even though that risked a war with Mexico.
O c. Lincoln's strategy for defeating the Confederacy and restoring the Union.
O d. Clay's proposed plan to end the crisis of 1849-1850.
O e. the Emancipation Proclamation.