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How could Lincoln have freed slaves in the south when he wasn't the president of the south at that time?
there were presidents of the north and south. and then Lincoln, whom was te president of the entire usa. that is how
What are lines of latitude and what do they measure?
The lines of latitude are the North and South lines on the globe. They measure the time changes there are in areas.
Was Abraham Lincoln or south Carolina responsible for this war?
In reality, neither Abraham Lincoln nor South Carolina was responsible for the Civil War. The conflict had been brewing for decades and it finally reached a flashpoint at that time.
What is the maximum time limit a commander may impose restriction?
The maximum time limit a commander may impose for restriction is 15 days
WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM TIME LIMIT A COMMANDER MAY IMPOSE A RESTRICTION FOR?
The maximum time limit a commander may impose for restriction is 15 days
Is the maximum time limit a commander may impose for restrictions?
The maximum time limit a commander may impose for restriction is 15 days
Why was Jefferson Davis respected in the south?
Everyone that take the time to learn about him, Respects him. If you take the time to learn about Lincoln, you will lose respect for him.
Was Robert e lee fired by Abraham Lincoln?
No, he wasn't. When the South seceded, Lee had a hard time deciding whether to stay loyal with the South, or fight against it. Finally, he resigned, and joined the south. Actually, Lincoln asked Lee to be the commander of the Union army.
How long does it take to get from Rapid City South Dakota to Lincoln South Dakota?
Google Maps estimates the driiving time as 5 hours and 45 minutes.
Who was the president during the time of the civil war and what does he say he is trying to do by going top the war with the south?
Abraham Lincoln
What is the maximum limit a commander may impose for restriction?
The maximum time limit a commander may impose for restriction is 15 days
Who was president of the united States when the south started to secede?
AnswerJames Buchanan was at then end of his presidency when South Carolina originally succeeded from the Union. He deemed it unconstitutional to let them go, but also unconstitutional to fight to keep them. The reason South Carolina succeeded was because Lincoln had won the presidency, but he had not yet been sworn in.
