Abraham Lincoln was elected President as candidate of（）Athe Democratic PartyBthe Republican PartyCthe Whig PartyDNone of the above
Abraham Lincoln was elected President as candidate of（）
Athe Democratic Party
Bthe Republican Party
Cthe Whig Party
DNone of the above
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