Lincoln's main purpose in his Gettysburg and Second Inaugural Address was to

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get support from foreign countries to defeat the south

preserve the union

encourage the splitting of the Union

blame the conflict on the South and collect reparations from the rebellious states.

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25 August, 17:01

Lincoln's main purpose in his Gettysburg and Second Inaugural Address was to

Question 2 options:

get support from foreign countries to defeat the south

preserve the union

encourage the splitting of the Union

blame the conflict on the South and collect reparations from the rebellious states.

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Miya Li · Answer 1

B.) Preserve the union is the answer

Carina Turner · Answer 2

B. Preserve the Union. Uniting the North and South, who has opposing views about the war, during the Civil War was Abraham Lincoln's purpose in his Gettysburg and Second Inaugural speech.

Lincoln's main purpose in his Gettysburg and Second Inaugural Address was toQuestion 2 options:get support from foreign countries to defeat the southpreserve the unionencourage the splitting of the Unionblame the conflict on the South and collect reparations from the rebellious states.

Lincoln's main purpose in his Gettysburg and Second Inaugural Address was to

Question 2 options:

get support from foreign countries to defeat the south

preserve the union

encourage the splitting of the Union

blame the conflict on the South and collect reparations from the rebellious states.