How Well Do You Know The Gettysburg Address?
The Gettysburg Address argues that _____ is more important than _____.
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In his speech, Lincoln emphasized that “all men are created equal,” quoting the Declaration of Independence. Slave owners at the time leaned on their constitutional right to own slaves, so Lincoln clarified that the Constitution should and would change.
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Mindy Schauer/Digital First Media/Orange County Register via Getty Images
The Gettysburg Address argues that _____ is more important than _____.
- National Government, State Governments
- Senate, House of Representatives
- Declaration of Independence, Constitution
- Democracy, President
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