What “ greater moral purpose “ did president Lincoln define for the north -defeating the confederacy -ending slavery -increasing enlistment in the Union Army -reducing combat casualties

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What “ greater moral purpose “ did president Lincoln define for the north

-defeating the confederacy

-ending slavery

-increasing enlistment in the Union Army

-reducing combat casualties

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Answer:

Ending slavery.

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He didn't think slavery was right and everyone was equal

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