-What conclusion about the presidential election of 1856 can be made by interpreting this graph?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

James Buchanan, a Democrat, won the 1856 presidential election largely by securing support from the South, despite being from the North. The Republican Party, newly formed and opposing the expansion of slavery, garnered significant support in the North but had little presence in the South. The American Party, or Know Nothings, did not demonstrate strength across all regions uniformly.

-What Conclusion About the Presidential Election of 1856 Can Be