What policy regarding slavery did President Abraham Lincoln state in his inaugural address?

a. Allowing slavery in western states below the Missouri Compromise line.

b. Gradual emancipation, beginning with Upper South states.

c. Leaving slavery alone in the South.

d. Proclaiming slavery at an end in the South.

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What policy regarding slavery did President Abraham Lincoln state in his inaugural address?

a. Allowing slavery in western states below the Missouri Compromise line.

b. Gradual emancipation, beginning with Upper South states.

c. Leaving slavery alone in the South.

d. Proclaiming slavery at an end in the South.

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Brooks Hahn · Answer 1

Option: c. Leaving slavery alone in the South.

Explanation:

American President Abraham Lincoln in 1861, stated in an inaugural address that he would not interfere the affairs of the slavery in the Southern state but he would find a way to secure the south that would be in a good way. He also did not want the confederate states to remain enemy to the North instead wanted to reconcile without any force (war).