Noun

1. American politician and statesman who played a prominent role in the mid-19th century.
2. He was a strong advocate for popular sovereignty and played a significant part in the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
3. Stephen Douglas served as a U.S. Senator representing Illinois, and also ran for President against Abraham Lincoln in 1860.

Related Products:

• Biography of Stephen Douglas
• Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Lincoln-Douglas Debates

Sample Sentences:

1. The name Stephen Douglas is often associated with the concept of popular sovereignty.
2. In his campaign against Abraham Lincoln, Stephen Douglas showcased his strong oratory skills during the famous Lincoln-Douglas debates.
3. A comprehensive biography delves into the political career and life of Stephen Douglas.