Author Question: From the beginning of the war, Lincoln contended that: A) destroying slavery was his chief war ... (Read 52 times)

tnt_battle · **on:** Aug 9, 2018

From the beginning of the war, Lincoln contended that:

A) destroying slavery was his chief war aim.
B) saving the union was more important than abolishing slavery.
C) rebellious southern states needed to be brought back into the Union as soon as possible.
D) black soldiers were inferior to white soldiers.

Question 2

Despite his Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln continued to:

A) require his generals to return slaves to their owners.
B) hold his own slaves in bondage.
C) hope for a negotiated settlement with the South.
D) advocate some plan of emigration for the freedmen.