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Why did Lincoln try to reassure slaveholding states in his first inaugural address? He wanted to keep the country together. He wanted to win the election of 1860. He wanted to s…

Why did Lincoln try to reassure slaveholding states in his first inaugural address? He wanted to keep the country together. He wanted to win the election of 1860. He wanted to s…
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Why did Lincoln try to reassure slaveholding states in his first inaugural address?

He wanted to keep the country together.
He wanted to win the election of 1860.
He wanted to support the expansion of slavery.
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He wanted to keep the country together.

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