Abraham Lincoln was raised by his father who was a strict Baptist and did not believe in slavery. His views and the encounters Lincoln had with slaves themselves influenced his views on slavery.
Abraham Lincoln believed that slavery was completely wrong. You may have heard about the American civil war, with the Lincolns Union forces from the North tried to wipe out the confederate southern states, who believed in slavery. Abraham was still racist and believed that blacks weren't even with whites. I hope this helps
Abraham Lincoln stopped slavery on September 22nd, 1862
strict
because they thought that he was going to keep slavery
While Lincoln wished for the Union to stay the way it was, (yes even if that meant allowing slavery to continue), a lot of his party members were abolitionists who demanded reform.
To end slavery
Since he was a young he thought of slavery as wrong doing.
Slavery and the secession of the Southern States
He did not think slavery should be abolished,but he did not want it to spread to new states
1 of his beliefs were that when he became president he would end slavery.
Abraham Lincolns main goal at first was to keep the states together. But later slavery was included but no by choice. It just mixed in and was part of it till the end
I only know 2 they were slavery ended and women could vote.
Abraham Lincoln believed that slavery was completely wrong. You may have heard about the American civil war, with the Lincolns Union forces from the North tried to wipe out the confederate southern states, who believed in slavery. Abraham was still racist and believed that blacks weren't even with whites. I hope this helps
Lincolns plan was to abolish slavery!
Georgia wanted to secede from the Union because they believed Abraham's Lincolns election, and republican party's were strongly and aggressively anti-slavery.
Many people think he was against the idea of slavery, but really he was not. Abraham Lincoln used slavery as a leverage on trying to get the south to join the union by saying he would free the salves if they did not join back. But otherwise it was not his intentions to stop slavery.
Abraham Lincoln is best known for the crucial role he played in the abolition of slavery in the United States. He also managed to keep the country unified during the Civil War.