Question

Why is Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address considered so inclusive and magnanimous?

Group of answer choices

Because he changed the goal of the war to freedom and consecrated all the dead on the battlefield to this cause, not just the Union soldiers

Because he promised to give the south back their slaves if they would return to the union

Because he promised to give women the right to vote for supporting the war and rising up to take on so many nursing duties

All of the above

Answer 1

Answer: Because he changed the goal of the war to freedom and consecrated all the dead on the battlefield to this cause, not just the Union soldiers

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