In the Gettysburg Address, which set of values does Abraham Lincoln most clearly associate with the nation he leads? 1.prosperity and opportunity 2.freedom and equal 3.self-reliance and individuality 4.

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In the Gettysburg Address, which set of values does Abraham Lincoln most clearly

associate with the nation he leads?
1.prosperity and opportunity
2.freedom and equal
3.self-reliance and individuality
4.creativity and ingenuity

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2. Freedom and Equal

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