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Why did the crisis at Fort Sumter pose a challenge for President Lincoln? He wanted to avoid violence and war and yet could not accept secession. The fort was strategically placed so that it was impossible
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Why did the crisis at Fort Sumter pose a challenge for President Lincoln?

He wanted to avoid violence and war and yet could not accept secession.

The fort was strategically placed so that it was impossible to take control of it by force.

The Confederacy allowed supply ships into the fort but still demanded its surrender.

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A.He wanted to avoid violence and war and yet could not accept secession.

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tha answer is A

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