Which describes Abraham Lincoln's belief about the meaning of the Civil War?

A.

A Confederate victory would prove that the United States was too big to survive as a nation.

B.

A Union victory would prove that God loved the North more than the South.

C.

A Union victory would prove that a country based on liberty and equality could succeed.

D.

A Confederate victory would prove that industry and cities were bad for a country's economy.

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Danielle

8 March, 12:37

Which describes Abraham Lincoln's belief about the meaning of the Civil War?

A.

A Confederate victory would prove that the United States was too big to survive as a nation.

B.

A Union victory would prove that God loved the North more than the South.

C.

A Union victory would prove that a country based on liberty and equality could succeed.

D.

A Confederate victory would prove that industry and cities were bad for a country's economy.

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Carley Ayers · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. Union victory would prove that the country based on liberty and equality could succeed.

Kadin Blair · Answer 2

Union victory would prove that a country based on liberty and equality could succeed describes Abraham Lincoln's belief about the meaning of the Civil War