Why did Lincoln refer to the right of each state to control its own affairs in his inaugural address?

1. to assure the North that slavery would be abolished in all states

2. to assure the South there would be no war

3. to assure the Confederate States of America that their decision to secede was valid

4. to assure the Southern states that they would make their own decisions about slavery

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Koen Ross

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22 January, 02:03

Why did Lincoln refer to the right of each state to control its own affairs in his inaugural address?

1. to assure the North that slavery would be abolished in all states

2. to assure the South there would be no war

3. to assure the Confederate States of America that their decision to secede was valid

4. to assure the Southern states that they would make their own decisions about slavery

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Efrain Ashley · Answer 1

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Lincoln refered to the right of each stato to control its own affairs in his inaugural address to assuro the Southern states that they would make their own decisions about slavery.

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