In what way did Abraham Lincoln's election further divide the country prior to the Civil War?

Lincoln immediately freed the slaves after his election.

Lincoln was considered by many to be an abolitionist.

Lincoln made it clear he would attack the South upon his election.

Lincoln's election united the nation's legislature against slavery and the South.

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In what way did Abraham Lincoln's election further divide the country prior to the Civil War?

 Lincoln immediately freed the slaves after his election.

 Lincoln was considered by many to be an abolitionist.

 Lincoln made it clear he would attack the South upon his election.

 Lincoln's election united the nation's legislature against slavery and the South.

gabylovesyou · Answer

@Notamathgenius

notamathgenius · Answer

A is wrong he did this a few years before his death In Tennessee, B wrong he was not an Abolitionist, C he was a peaceful man who did not want war but to get through to the south, D is the only reasonable answer :D