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Why did the Lincoln-Douglas debates and John Brown's Raid increase tensions between the North and South?
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Why did the Lincoln-Douglas debates and John Brown's Raid increase tensions between the North and South?

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One of them was pro slavery and the other was no slavery
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It is because both events highlighted division on slavery.
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