What were Lincoln’s thoughts about slavery when he became President? He would keep slavery in place if it meant saving the Union.

He wanted to end slavery, regardless of how it might affect the Union.

He feared that freeing the slaves would cause some states in the North to secede.

Despite enormous political pressure, he never changed his mind about slavery.

Which of the following documents influenced the u.s. constitution? select all that applythe magna cartadeclaration of sentimentsthe english bill of rightsfederalist writingsanti-federalist writingsthe french constitution

How did president wilson compensate for the reduced government income resulting from his lowering of tariffs? a. he taxed businesses b. he charged federal interest on loans c. he cut government expenses d. he created an income tax

Gretchen opens a high-end bakery in a busy section of town. customers pay top dollar for her quality baked goods. just two months later, emily opens a bakery across the street. she also sells baked goods but uses lower- quality ingredients and has a less appealing shop. some of gretchen's customers take their business to emily's bakery because her prices are lower. which industrial revolution-era system or movement is reflected in this scenario? o a. romanticism o b. marxism o c. social criticism o d. capitalism