In support of the Thirteenth Amendment, President Lincoln argued that

a) slavery did not impact the Civil War.

b) slavery should be made illegal everywhere.

c) slavery should be allowed in the South only.

d) slavery should be allowed in the North only.

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Kolton Freeman

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2 April, 06:33

In support of the Thirteenth Amendment, President Lincoln argued that

a) slavery did not impact the Civil War.

b) slavery should be made illegal everywhere.

c) slavery should be allowed in the South only.

d) slavery should be allowed in the North only.

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Yaretzi · Answer 1

C) slavery should be allowed in the south only

Yasmine Olsen · Answer 2

I am pretty sure its slavery should be allowed in the south only Lincoln really wanted to keep the nation together not tear it apart more. He was trying to give the south what they wanted and the north.

In support of the Thirteenth Amendment, President Lincoln argued thata) slavery did not impact the Civil War.b) slavery should be made illegal everywhere.c) slavery should be allowed in the South only.d) slavery should be allowed in the North only.

In support of the Thirteenth Amendment, President Lincoln argued that

a) slavery did not impact the Civil War.

b) slavery should be made illegal everywhere.

c) slavery should be allowed in the South only.

d) slavery should be allowed in the North only.