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What event led the southern states to break away form the union?

The election of Lincoln in November 1860, and his refusal to allow any extension of slavery.


What is Abraham Lincoln doing on the backside of the 2009 penny?

He's taking a break from rail splitting to read a book. A balance between physical labor and mental development.


Can you briefly explain why the emancipation proclamation supports the view that Lincoln was one of the most democratic and also one of the most autocratic presidents?

The idea of the Emancipation Proclamation was born as a measure to break the resistance of the Confederacy. It therefore touched slightly the limits of costitutionality, giving the impression of Lincoln's autocracy. But the reactions the Proclamation triggered among the public opinion in Europe and those of the common people in the United States were all in favour of an alleged Lincoln's democratic tendency.


Why did Lincoln feel the north would have to fight in the civil war?

Lincoln believed the North had to fight in the Civil War primarily to preserve the Union and uphold the principles of democracy and equality. He perceived secession as a direct threat to the nation's integrity and stability, arguing that allowing Southern states to break away would set a dangerous precedent. Additionally, he aimed to maintain the federal government's authority and prevent the expansion of slavery, which he viewed as morally and politically detrimental to the nation. Ultimately, Lincoln saw military action as necessary to protect the future of the United States.


Why did Abraham Lincoln fight in the Civil War?

Because the Southern States were going to break away in order to retain slavery and the North couldn't survive without the economic engone of the South. Hence the war by the North to prevent the South becomming a separate sovereign entity.

Related Questions

How did john booth break his leg?

jumped off platform after assassinating abe lincoln


What made booth break his leg when he jumped?

he jumped out of a building...


Who was john Wilkes booth and why did he break his leg?

John Wikes Booth was Abraham's killer. He broke his leg when he jumped onstage after he'd shot Abraham.


What are two things booth did after the shooting of Lincoln?

break his leg and yell out a phrase in latin


Was John Wilkes Booth a family man?

Booth had a close relationship with his brother Edwin and sister Asia prior to their break between the confederacy and the union. Booth had no children and his fiancee Lucy Lambert Hale was not aware of his hatred of Lincoln.


Why was Lincoln BurrowsPrison Break framed?

The character of Lincoln Burrows, from the television show Prison Break, was framed because The Company wanted to draw out Lincoln's father. The man he was accused of murdering was not even killed he faked his own murder.


Did Abraham Lincoln break a bone?

history left us clear that his skull was fractured by the bullet that killed him.


What are facts about President Lincoln's assassination?

He was shot on good Friday , at the Ford theater, where Abraham Lincoln had come to see a play called The American cousin. He was shot in the back of the head by a small time actor John Wilkes Booth.


Did John Wilkes Booth break both of his legs?

Jumping down to the stage from the Presidential box in the theatre.


What would happen to a camera if you jumped out of an airplane and let go of the camera?

it will break....


On the night of Lincoln's assassination which two guests were with him?

On the night of his assassination, President Lincoln and his wife Mary were attending a play, Our American Cousin, at Ford's Theater in Washington DC. His guests were an Army officer, Major Henry Rathbone, and his fiancee, Clara Harris.After John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln, Rathbone tried to stop him, but Booth used a knife to badly cut his arm; Rathbone was however able to trip up Booth, causing him to break his leg as he tried to escape. Rathbone felt guilty for being unable to stop Booth and eventually went insane. In 1883, he murdered his wife, Clara, and unsuccessfully tried to murder his children and then himself. He spent the rest of his life in an insane asylum in Germany (where he was living at the time of Clara's death).


On Prison Break who is the brother of Lincoln?

Michael