How Is Abraham Lincoln Related To The Abolition Of Revolution Dbq
Abraham Lincoln was the sixteenth President of the United States who freed the slaves from a complex issue that the country was facing. Lincoln views on ending slavery was very conservative because he believed that the compensated emancipation would change the revolution. Lincoln had a strong opinion about changing politics to transform people’s social life. Lincoln was “the greatest social and political revolution of the age” (McPherson), because Lincoln released the emancipation proclamation in which he declares all slaves free, it caused the start of the Civil War. The outcome was two major points of view whereas in provoking the rights of revolution, and the abolition of slavery to destroy the social structure.
Although the declaration of independence was already given to people, many slaves were not granted with the freedom that they were told. In the South, such as the state of Mississippi was against the Federal Union on the loss of poverty and “proclaimed: For far less cause than this, our fathers separated from the Crown of England.” (McPherson) This …show more content…
Many Republicans insist Lincoln’s administration transformation of the military clashes into a revolutionary movement to abolish slavery and make a new order in the south. In the text, serval abolitionist as well as slave holder’s states that to “justify themselves under the right of revolution,” their cause “is not a revolution, but a rebellion against the noblest of revolution.” The North must meet this southern counterrevolution by converting the war for the Union into a revolution for freedom.” (McPherson) Indeed, others have been proclaiming to free black Americans from Slavery because it was a necessity to maintain a peace between the Union and the Confederacy. In 1861, Lincoln took the conservative position where the northern government were calling for antislavery war and revoked actions by martial
Although the declaration of independence was already given to people, many slaves were not granted with the freedom that they were told. In the South, such as the state of Mississippi was against the Federal Union on the loss of poverty and “proclaimed: For far less cause than this, our fathers separated from the Crown of England.” (McPherson) This …show more content…
Many Republicans insist Lincoln’s administration transformation of the military clashes into a revolutionary movement to abolish slavery and make a new order in the south. In the text, serval abolitionist as well as slave holder’s states that to “justify themselves under the right of revolution,” their cause “is not a revolution, but a rebellion against the noblest of revolution.” The North must meet this southern counterrevolution by converting the war for the Union into a revolution for freedom.” (McPherson) Indeed, others have been proclaiming to free black Americans from Slavery because it was a necessity to maintain a peace between the Union and the Confederacy. In 1861, Lincoln took the conservative position where the northern government were calling for antislavery war and revoked actions by martial