In President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, he made it undoubtedly clear that "The war would determine the survival of a nation dedicated to freedom and equality." Lincoln emphasized the importance of the Civil War in reaffirming the principles of democracy and equality as the nation fought to ensure that a government "of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."
In President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, what did he make undoubtedly clear? (1 point) Responses No matter the financial costs or human loss of life, the Civil War would continue until the North won. No matter the financial costs or human loss of life, the Civil War would continue until the North won. The war would determine the survival of a nation dedicated to freedom and equality. The war would determine the survival of a nation dedicated to freedom and equality. Slaves being held by the Confederacy were going to be considered free persons by the Union. Slaves being held by the Confederacy were going to be considered free persons by the Union. All soldiers fighting for both the Union and Confederacy were to cease operations.
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