In Lincoln’s view, who was responsible for the outbreak of civil war?A.The slavesB.Northern whitesC.AbolitionistsD.The leaders of the seceding states

How did the authors of the Mississippi declaration of secession see slavery?A.As essential to the southern way of lifeB.As an institution that would die a natural death in timeC.As a minor institution that was not worth fighting overD.As a necessary evilSubmit-- of 1 pointAssessment: Competing Visions SECESSION OR UNION?3 tries left2. In Lincoln’s view, who was responsible for the outbreak of civil war?A.AbolitionistsB.Northern whitesC.The slavesD.The leaders of the seceding states

The South reacted in which of the following ways, when Lincoln was elected president in 1860? (pick 2)A.accepted the results and wanted to work on healing the nationB.several states seceded and formed the Confederate States of AmericaC.elected their own president Jefferson Davis and acknowledged the rights for each state to have slaveryD.demanded a recount and second election, where Lincoln lost

Starting in 1860, Southern states began to secede in response to __________.Group of answer choicesthe election of Abraham Lincolnthe attack on Fort SumterJohn Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferrythe Kansas-Nebraska Act

Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Party’s achievements in winning the Civil War included WHICH ONE of the following?Group of answer choicesExecuting or imprisoning for life all the leading Confederate politicians and generalsEstablishing a viable Republican Party in the South that lasted through the 1940sAllowing slavery to exist until the 1890s in those Border States, such as Kentucky, that remained in the UnionMaintaining the Union and the integrity of democratic elections

Select all the correct answers.What were two of Frederick Douglass’s major contributions to the Civil War? He encouraged President Lincoln to make the emancipation of enslaved people the primary aim of the war. He met with the president to discuss equal pay for Black soldiers. He made it possible for African Americans to buy plantations in the South. He actively supported the recruitment of African Americans in the Union army. He set up the American Red Cross to treat wounded African American soldiers.