In President Lincoln's second inaugural address, how were circumstances different from when Lincoln gave the first address?

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One way in which circumstances were different from when Lincoln gave the first address was that "<span>C. For the first address, war was not imminent," since many still maintained hope that the Union would be preserved. </span>

mash [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

A. For the first address, he did not side with the slaves.

Explanation:

He said in his first address that the South could keep doing the slave trade if it meant that the South would stay with the Union, or the United States.

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