4 Multiple Choice 1 point In "Second Inaugural Address,what evidence suggests that the Civil War was not originally fought to free the slaves? Lincoln says that some people would rather wage war than end slavery. Lincoln says the government only wished to keep slavery from spreading. Lincoln says that only one -eighth of the whole population were slaves. Lincoln says rebellious people wanted to dissolve the Union without war. 5 Multiple Choice 1 point In "Second Inaugural Address,what isLincoln's attitude toward those who fought for the Confederacy? He believes that they should pay for all the war costs. He does not wish them any harm for their choices. He wants to thank them for starting the war. He condemns them for holding slaves.

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4 Multiple Choice 1 point In "Second Inaugural Address,what evidence suggests that the Civil War was not originally fought to free the slaves? Lincoln says that some people would rather wage war than end slavery. Lincoln says the government only wished to keep slavery from spreading. Lincoln says that only one -eighth of the whole population were slaves. Lincoln says rebellious people wanted to dissolve the Union without war. 5 Multiple Choice 1 point In "Second Inaugural Address,what isLincoln's attitude toward those who fought for the Confederacy? He believes that they should pay for all the war costs. He does not wish them any harm for their choices. He wants to thank them for starting the war. He condemns them for holding slaves.

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## Step 1The first question asks for evidence from Lincoln's "Second Inaugural Address" that suggests the Civil War was not originally fought to free the slaves. The correct answer is the one that directly addresses the original intent of the war, not the consequences of slavery.## Step 2The second question asks about Lincoln's attitude toward those who fought for the Confederacy. The correct answer is the one that reflects Lincoln's approach to the Confederacy, not the consequences of their actions.

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