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What vision of the nation does Lincoln describe at the close of his speech? The nation is divided between North and South. The nation is peaceful and free. The nation extends we…

What vision of the nation does Lincoln describe at the close of his speech? The nation is divided between North and South. The nation is peaceful and free. The nation extends we…
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What vision of the nation does Lincoln describe at the close of his speech? The nation is divided between North and South. The nation is peaceful and free. The nation extends westward to the Pacific Ocean.

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The nation is peaceful and free would be the correct answer.

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