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In the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln did not clarify the North's reasons for fighting the war or express his faith in democratic values. A. True B. False

In the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln did not clarify the North's reasons for fighting the war or express his faith in democratic values. A. True B. False
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In the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln did not clarify the North's reasons for fighting the war or express his faith in democratic values. A. True B. False

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The answer is choice b, false
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B false because he needed the north to fight because 11 country wanted to leave the union and Abraham did want that to happen.
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