In Lincoln's view what is the meaning of the Civil War?

It's a test of whether the founders were correct that all men are created equal.

It's a test of whether people can still cherish liberty.

It's a test of whether the nation can live up to its founding ideals.

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Faith Duffy

9 December, 11:20

In Lincoln's view what is the meaning of the Civil War?

It's a test of whether the founders were correct that all men are created equal.

It's a test of whether people can still cherish liberty.

It's a test of whether the nation can live up to its founding ideals.

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Stud · Answer 1

its actually c

Munchkin · Answer 2

It's the first one because all Lincoln really wanted as fairness. He was against slavery and wanted everything to be the same for everyone and no one to have special treatment.

In Lincoln's view what is the meaning of the Civil War?It's a test of whether the founders were correct that all men are created equal.It's a test of whether people can still cherish liberty.It's a test of whether the nation can live up to its founding ideals.

In Lincoln's view what is the meaning of the Civil War?

It's a test of whether the founders were correct that all men are created equal.

It's a test of whether people can still cherish liberty.

It's a test of whether the nation can live up to its founding ideals.