In President Lincoln's First Inaugural Address, what did he say about slavery?
Group of answer choices

a)He did not believe he had the right to end slavery in the South

B)Slavery was wrong and should be ended everywhere

c)People should use popular sovereignty to decide whether to keep slavery

In his first inaugural address, Lincoln said "I have no purpose... to interfere with the institution of slavery in the States where it exists. I believe I have no lawful right to do so, and I have no inclination to do so."

I would suggest paying attention to his presidency and the precedents that Lincoln created. Have a good day!

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In President Lincoln's First Inaugural Address, what did he say about slavery? Group of answer choices a)He did not believe he had the right to end slavery in the South B)Slavery was wrong and should be ended everywhere c)People should use popular sovereignty to decide whether to keep slavery

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In President Lincoln's First Inaugural Address, what did he say about slavery?
Group of answer choices

a)He did not believe he had the right to end slavery in the South

B)Slavery was wrong and should be ended everywhere

c)People should use popular sovereignty to decide whether to keep slavery