"Preserve the Union" was by far President Lincoln;s central goal during the Civil War, since he knew that was the most important element. He also wanted to end slavery, however.
C) enlightenment.
how i know this is true is because the declaration of independence used principles from the enlightenment also option C seem to be the only option that makes most sense to the question.
I'm sure the answers d, because it would help way more than the other options you'd want to know first hand what happen the only way to do so is to speak to those who fought in the war.
Answer:
With the ink still fresh on the last of his “Midnight Appointments,” he rode out of town and refused to attend the Republican Thomas Jefferson’s inauguration.
Explanation:
President Adams’s time in the White House deserves a closer look. It was a time of severe personal and political trial for him. His policies had split his own party the electorate thrust him from the presidency and he was hurt by a family tragedy.
