Based on personal experiences seeing how others were treated Lincoln was opposed to slavery morally and wanted to end its expansion in the United States.A.TrueB.False

During the Lincoln-Douglas debates, Lincoln's view of slavery was that A:A. it was a legal issue.B:B. the nation could continue as half-free and half with slavery.C:C. slavery would cause the Union to dissolve.D:D. it was a moral issue.

During the Civil War, President Lincoln shifted his goals concerning slavery from:A.demanding immediate emancipation to accepting a gradual end to slavery.B.opposing all forms of slavery to allowing slavery in the border states.C.accepting slavery in the South to freeing all Southern slaves.D.tolerating slavery only in the North to accepting it in all states.

Abraham Lincoln argued in favor of which position in his 1858 debate with Stephen Douglas?A.States should have more power than the federal government.B.Slavery must not be allowed to spread to new territories.C.The South should be allowed to secede and form its own country.D.Opposing slavery could lead to war between the states.

Why did the Dred Scott decision upset people in the northern statesIt removed all limits to the spread of slaveryIt increased the likelihood that the slave trade would be reestablished. It increased the likelihood that the southern states would secede from the UnionIt weakened support for Abraham Lincoln's selection as a Republican candidate

Popular Sovreignty solved the nations leading issue of expanding slavery.A.TrueB.False