1. On which of the following issues did Lincoln and Davis most strongly disagree?

A) whether the South had seceded for a reason

B) whether the South had the right to secede

C) whether slavery would continue to exist in the South

D) whether the North and the South would go to war

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Haley Pratt

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27 September, 15:27

1. On which of the following issues did Lincoln and Davis most strongly disagree?

A) whether the South had seceded for a reason

B) whether the South had the right to secede

C) whether slavery would continue to exist in the South

D) whether the North and the South would go to war

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Jane Simmons · Answer 1

President Lincoln and the Confederate President Davis both strongly disagreed on whether or not slavery would continue to exist in the south. After the war was over, slavery did not continue to exist in the Southern states. The correct answer is C.

Rihanna Day · Answer 2

They argued over if slavery in the South should continue

1. On which of the following issues did Lincoln and Davis most strongly disagree?A) whether the South had seceded for a reasonB) whether the South had the right to secedeC) whether slavery would continue to exist in the SouthD) whether the North and the South would go to war

1. On which of the following issues did Lincoln and Davis most strongly disagree?

A) whether the South had seceded for a reason

B) whether the South had the right to secede

C) whether slavery would continue to exist in the South

D) whether the North and the South would go to war