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Lincoln called for a day of Thanksgiving.

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Q: What holiday did Lincoln call for during the Civil war?
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What holiday did Lincoln call for across the country during civil war?

In 1863, President Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving, which had been a Protestant religious feast, as a National holiday. These were ecumenical measures Lincoln believed.


What holiday did Lincoln call for across the country during the war?

In 1863, President Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving, which had been a Protestant religious feast, as a National holiday. These were ecumenical measures Lincoln believed.


Why did Lincoln call for 75000 volunteers during the civil war?

The Union needed soldiers to prosecute the war against the rebellious states.


What did the south call the north during civil war?

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What President Lincoln call the civil war?

The US Civil War was known as the War of Rebellion, and the men that fought it were often referred to as "Rebs" (for Rebels).


What did Southerners call cotton during the civil war?

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In what speech did lincoln talk about unity?

Lincoln spoke of unity in his second inaugural speech. He call for the country to come together in unity as the end of the civil war approached.


What is the Republican Party In The US Civil War?

There was only one General Election in the Civil War - November 1864 - and Lincoln had to call his party by a different name in that election.


What did the newspapers call McClellan during the Civil War?

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What was money called during the civil war?

the Confederacy call currency greenbacks.


What do you call a northern man with southern principles during the civil war?

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What was the event that caused Virginia to secede in the Civil War?

Virginia seceded almost immediately after Lincoln's call for troops.