Imagine you are a Northerner listening to the Gettysburg Address. How does it make you feel: Sad for those who died at Gettysburg? Encouraged to continue to fight the South? Excited about the future of the nation? Write your reaction to the Gettysburg Address and explain why you would feel that way.

Your answer should be at least 6 sentences long, written in paragraph form.

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Logan Li

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2 March, 13:07

Imagine you are a Northerner listening to the Gettysburg Address. How does it make you feel: Sad for those who died at Gettysburg? Encouraged to continue to fight the South? Excited about the future of the nation? Write your reaction to the Gettysburg Address and explain why you would feel that way.

Your answer should be at least 6 sentences long, written in paragraph form.

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Reid Hahn · Answer 1

Well i would feel remorse for those who had died at the war, but Abraham Lincoln was trying to adress that everything would be ok. He was trying to encourage the people to not be really affected by the war and to push through