As president, Lincoln’s goal was to unify the North and the South. Write a paragraph about how this speech supports that goal. Cite examples from the text. : )

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As president, Lincoln’s goal was to unify the North and the South. Write a paragraph about how this speech supports that goal. Cite examples from the text. : )

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Lincoln wanted to unify the North and South of the country, to avoid secessions and internal disputes that would weaken the country.

We can arrive at this answer because:

Discussions between the North and South of the country were viewed negatively by Lincoln.

He knew that this weakened the country's production, harmony, and unity.
These characteristics were essential for the country's success and the pursuit of common goals.
In addition, disputes between the two regions weakened the international view of the country, which was seen as unstable and prone to secession.

This secession would be very negative for the government and the consequences it would provoke could be very dangerous for the freedom and independence of the country. For this reason, the unification of the regions was so important to Lincoln.

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