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Answer:
a) the currently pressing issues about slavery are not specifically mentioned in the Constitution
Explanation:
The problem with slavery in the US was far more condensed than it was mentioned in the Constitution. When Lincoln became president, he understood the current arguments that happened between the free states of the north and the slave states of the south. These arguments were not going to undermine the Constitution because at that time the Constitution was changing. After the Civil War started, these arguments escalated more to a matter or power and “expansion”. The currently pressing issues about slavery were not specifically mentioned in the Constitution. The Constitution at that time had many changes as the years went by. The constitution at first stated that slaves were not considered people. Later slaves became property and were treated like people. It was not until the end of the Civil War, when all arguments ceased with the creation of the three amendments where it states the abolishment of slavery.
A person belonging to the left-wing majority group of the Russian Social Democratic Worker's Party was called a "Menshevik" although it should be noted that there were varying degrees to this aspect of political association.
Debates erupted over representation in Congress, over slavery, and over the new executive branch.