The "Conscience Whigs" Were

question 25

Multiple Choice

The "Conscience Whigs" were

• A) members of the Whig party who were convinced that their party had an obligation to adhere to the terms of the Compromise of 1850.
• B) northern politicians who believed that the best way to eliminate slavery was to curb expansionist sentiment among southerners.
• C) the northern, antislavery wing of the party, led by Senator William Seward of New York.
• D) the southern, proslavery wing of the party, led by John Bell.
• E) southern antislavery Democrats who were looking for an alternative political party.

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