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7 June, 10:48

as the civil war began president lincoln's goal was to (A) Demonstrate the supremacy of the federal government. (B) Divide the confederacy in two and achive a swift victory. (C) emancipate enslaved African Americans and end the issue of slavery forever. (D) perserve the union, even if it meant allowing slavery to continue.

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