What does this quote say about Lincoln's feelings about the South's discontent? He was more concerned with building the economy of the North than dealing with the South's discontent. He felt that since the Constitution did not apply to the Southern states, they shouldn't complain about their rights. He felt that the people of the South had been denied many of their Constitutional rights. He felt that the people of the South had not been denied any of their Constitutional rights.

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Camden Hurst

8 April, 20:07

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Xander Orr · Answer 1

He felt that the people of the south had been denied many of their consitutional rights.