Abraham Lincoln's Election and the Prelude to the American Civil War

A Nation Divided: The Consequences of the 1860 Presidential Election

Abraham Lincoln is elected as the 16th President of the United States, leading to the secession of Southern states and the American Civil War.

Delve into the pivotal 1860 U.S. presidential election and its profound impact on the United States, ultimately leading to the outbreak of the American Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln: The 16th President

Discover the life and career of Abraham Lincoln, a man whose election would alter the course of American history.

Secession and Southern Discontent

Understand the growing discontent and secessionist movements in the Southern states as a response to Lincoln's election.

The 1860 Presidential Election: A Nation at the Crossroads

Explore the candidates, issues, and outcome of the highly contentious 1860 presidential election.

The Road to War: Lincoln's Inauguration and Southern States' Declarations

Uncover the escalating tensions following Lincoln's inauguration and the declarations of secession by Southern states.

The American Civil War Begins

Learn about the events that unfolded immediately after Lincoln's election, leading to the outbreak of the American Civil War.

Legacy and Impact

Examine the enduring impact of Abraham Lincoln's election on the United States and its significance in shaping the nation's history.

Abraham Lincoln's election in 1860 marked a turning point in American history, leading to a tumultuous period of division and ultimately the onset of the American Civil War.


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