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Which position did Stephen Douglas take during the Lincoln-Douglas debates?

A. Ending enslavement would be unconstitutional.

B. The Fugitive Slave Act should be ended.

C. Kansas should be kept from becoming a state because it failed to meet the minimum population requirement.

D. The spread of enslavement into the territories should be stopped.

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aerwyna

Answer:

D

Explanation:

It seems like the best since Douglas did argue that each territory should be able to choose if they want slavery or not within their borders I believe
Your answer is D. Hope that helps
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