As the Whigs and Democrats competed for the White House from 1835 to 1854, which of the following was common to both groups?

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During the period from 1835 to 1854, both the Whigs and the Democrats often tried to avoid the issue of slavery in order to maintain party unity and avoid alienating voters from different regions. This was a contentious issue that divided the nation, and both parties sought to navigate it carefully to avoid internal splits.

As the Whigs and Democrats Competed for the White House