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Took care not to upset the slave-owners of the Upper South states that had remained loyal.
Learned (slowly) how to choose and use the best Generals.
Managed to keep control of his talented but troublesome cabinet, through extreme political skill.
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What did Abraham Lincoln do after the Civil War?
5 days after the US Civil War ended, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.
How did Lincoln ability to unify the bitterly divided north affect outcome of the civil war?
it helped the union win
What position was Abraham Lincoln in the civil War?
Abraham Lincoln was President of the USA at the time of the civil war and as such he would have been Commander in Chief.
Who waspresident during the civil war?
Lincoln.
Did the union win in the Civil War?
Yes the union did win the American Civil War. This is the reason we only have one America.
How many battles did Abraham Lincoln win in the civil war?
The Union lost three battles of the Civil War
What happened that helped lincoln win re-election in 1864?
the civil war
Did Abraham Lincoln want the south or the north to win the civil war?
Mr. Lincoln was a big fan of the North so he definitely wanted them to win.
What was Abraham Lincoln's goal in the civil war?
Simply to win the south back after they seceded from the union
What events led to start of the civil war?
Lincoln's election win, on a ticket of no new slave-states
When the civil war began Lincoln's chief aim was to what?
Abolish slavery.keep France and England out of war so they could win
Was Lincoln shot during or after the Civil War?
Lincoln was shot after the civil war
What war was abrahm Lincoln associated in?
the civil war Lincoln was prez when the civil war happened
What were some strategies the north could use to win the civil war?
They had the President, Mr. Lincoln, on their side.
Who needed to win the civil war?
The north.They(Lincoln)wanted to free all the slaves in the united states.
What was the role of Lincoln in the civil war?
Abraham Lincoln was the President of the Union in the Civil War.
How essential was Lincoln to the Civil War?
Without Lincoln, it can be argued that the Civil War never would have happened. The secession of the South was prompted by Lincoln's election to the Presidency, as they had threatened to do so. As it stands, Lincoln only won 40% of the popular vote, and didn't win any of the Southern States.
