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Brooke asked in Arts & HumanitiesHistory · 10 years ago

what did lincoln mean when he said he wanted to preserve the union?

what does it mean when he says he wants to preserve the union and what is the union during the civil war?

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  • 10 years ago
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    Union vs. Confederate States

    The Union was the mainly Norht-based non-slavery power fighting the Confederate slave-holding power in North America in the Civil War.

    Lincoln said that because he meant to preserve the unification of America and maintain the stability of a single, agreeable nation. He wanted to ensure that America was not needlessly fighting against themselves but still saw slavery as a reason for the war. (although it was not the only reason)

    Source(s): APUSH
  • crear
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    5 years ago

    Define Preserve

  • 4 years ago

    in all probability no longer genuine, even though it actual became into the predicate. Lincoln had no constitutional duty to abolish slavery, yet he very a lot had an legal duty to maintain the union by way of fact the form instructions him to suppress rebellions. by way of fact the Civil conflict stepped forward, it quickly became obvious to maximum that the Union ought to no longer be restored except slavery -- the clarification for the conflict -- have been abolished. below those circumstances, the objective of the conflict replaced, somewhat after Lincoln got here upon it mandatory to charm to British workingmen by utilising the Emancipation Proclamation to maintain the Palmer government from recognizing the South and bringing the British military into the conflict.

  • 4 years ago

    Define Perserve

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