What issue constantly plagued Lincoln as the war progressed

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theyankee · Answer

Many things from Slavery to his actions at Fort Sumter. Is your question a multiple choice? Lincoln was a screwed up man who had a lot of things bothering him, so it would help to narrow it down.

anonymous · Answer

finding a general who would be aggressive and win the war

finding a general who would not run from battle

finding a way to get more states to join the Union

finding a way to get the Union troops to fight harder

anonymous · Answer

those are my questions

anonymous · Answer

why was  McClellan's campaign was unsuccessful, despite his numerical advantage?

theyankee · Answer

Well, he was very devoted to keeping the union whole, for one. (Whether it was constitutional or not, mind you.) But he was also very concerned with Union spirit. The Union Army was suffering from severe loss of morale as the war pressed on. None of the options sound spot on, but I'll tell you for sure it's either C or D. They had plenty of cut-throat, cruel generals already.