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Based on the map, what can be concluded about the presidential election of 1860?
A.
The vote was divided but helped solve sectional differences.
B.
The vote was divided and based largely on sectional differences.
C.
Voters in the East voted to support increased protective tariffs.
D.
Voters in the West voted to support slavery in the territories.
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B. The vote was divided and based largely on sectional differences.
The electoral map shows distinct regional voting patterns (Lincoln dominating the North/West, Southern candidates winning the Deep South and a split among border states), indicating the election reflected sectional divisions.
The electoral map shows distinct regional voting patterns (Lincoln dominating the North/West, Southern candidates winning the Deep South and a split among border states), indicating the election reflected sectional divisions.
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