Why was Lincoln so lenient with the southern state?

A) He believed no true division had occurred.

B) He wanted the country to handle the problem themselves.

C) He never held a grudge against people.

D) He planned on issuing punishments at a later date.

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Talan Stout

27 January, 00:28

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Jake Hogan · Answer 1

B) He wanted the country to handle the problem themselves.

Why was Lincoln so lenient with the southern state?A) He believed no true division had occurred.B) He wanted the country to handle the problem themselves.C) He never held a grudge against people.D) He planned on issuing punishments at a later date.