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Although he believed that slavery was wrong, Lincoln felt that African Americans and whites

Awould be able to live together freely.
Bshould vote on the issue of slavery.
Cshould not have natural rights.
Dcould not live as true equals.

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A. would be able to live together freely.

Explanation:

While the war of secession was being waged, Lincoln began complex movements to end slavery that included the Proclamation of Emancipation in 1863. The president used the army of the Union to protect escaped slaves, forced the border states to ban the slave system and brought forward in Congress the now famous Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which definitively banned slavery.

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Although he believed that slavery was wrong, Lincoln felt that African Americans and whites: A. would be able to live together freely.

How Lincoln felt about slavery?

The President of the United States had the belief that slavery was a very bad institution that must be abolished.

The move that he made to abolish this was what created the American civil war between the North and the South.

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