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When did this speech take place?

• a. on the day after the Civil War began

• b. on the occasion of President Lincoln's first inauguration.

• c. on the day before the Civil War began.

• d. on the occasion of President Lincoln's second inauguration.

According to Lincoln in his "Second Inaugural Address," this was the issue that occupied people's thoughts and attention at the time of his first Inaugural Address?

• a. the vice president

• b. slavery

• c. the speech

• d. the civil war

In "Second Inaugural Address," Lincoln says he wants?

• a. a new hat and beard

• b. a continued civil war

• c. another chance to give his speech

• d. an end to slavery everywhere in the country and lasting peace

In his speech, Lincoln recalls the past, discusses the present, and looks to

• a. the future

• b. the north

• c. the south

• d. the west

In the "Second Inaugural Address," the "peculiar and powerful interest" that Lincoln says was "somehow the cause of the war" was?

• a. slavery and those who owned slaves.

• b. horses and carriages.

• c. mothers and children.

• d. soldiers and their uniforms.

When did this speech take place?

• a. on the occasion of President Lincoln's second inauguration

• b. on the day before the Civil War began.

• c. on the day after the Civil War began.

• d. on the occasion of President Lincoln's first inauguration.

inability to be in error

• a. salutary.

• b. corrupted.

• c. infallibility.

• d. confirm.

beneficial; promoting a positive purpose.

• a. conviction

• b. infallibility.

• c. salutary

• d. corrupted

virtue; commitment to moral or ethical principles.

• a. conviction

• b. confirm.

• c. integrity

• d. demonstrate

unfavorable opinions or feelings formed beforehand or without factual support.

• a. supplement

• b. prejudices.

• c. demonstrate.

• d. establish.