the southerners did not have much of a reason to get mad. they believed that Abraham Lincoln would outlaw slavery, even though he had already promised to not interfere with slavery where it already exist. all that Abe Lincoln wanted is to stop slavery from spreading. the south just wanted to keep their form of living, and that's what they got; this is a classic example of people getting what they want, but they are too stupid to realize it and get mad for no reason at all. after this some of the southern states, starting with South Carolina, succeeded (left) the Union. this ended up in maybe the most pointless war in the history of wars
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There were many Southerners unhappy about his election. Abraham Lincoln was against slavery. The Southerners had slavery as a part of their everyday life. Especially, rich plantation owners. People bid and sold African Americans like furniture. However, not all people agreed with slavery. Many people thought it was cruel and useless. So, many people hated his election but few were glad in the South.
the southerners did not have much of a reason to get mad. they believed that Abraham Lincoln would outlaw slavery, even though he had already promised to not interfere with slavery where it already exist. all that Abe Lincoln wanted is to stop slavery from spreading. the south just wanted to keep their form of living, and that's what they got; this is a classic example of people getting what they want, but they are too stupid to realize it and get mad for no reason at all. after this some of the southern states, starting with South Carolina, succeeded (left) the Union. this ended up in maybe the most pointless war in the history of wars
Abraham Lincoln was elected as president of the Untied States in 1861. His inauguration was held on March 4, 1861.
Abe Lincoln was elected President in 1860 and re-elected in 1864. He stayed in office until 1865. Same year as his untimely death.
Appointed Postmaster and elected into the legislature as a Whig.
Lincoln won California, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin.
Lincoln was in his house in springfield Illinois when he found out that he was elected president.