4. Based on the text, which statement best describes Lincoln's views on the significance of the Civil War?

O A Lincoln believes that the war will show whether

or not all Americans support liberty and equality.

OB Lincoln feels that it is important for the citizens

of a country to always remember and honor the

soldiers that die in battle.

OC Lincoln does not believe that the the survival of

the United States is threatened, so the war is not

as important as some people believe.

OD Lincoln believes that the war will reveal whether

or not a country committed to liberty and

equality can survive.

The correct answer is D) Lincoln believes that the war will reveal whether or not, a country committed to liberty and equality can survive.

Based on the text, the statement that best describes Lincoln's views on the significance of the Civil War is "Lincoln believes that the war will reveal whether or not a committed to liberty and equality can survive."

We are talking about the famous "Gettysburg Speech" delivered by the United States President Abraham Lincoln on November 19, 1863, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

After reading the President's speech, we can say that his main idea was to honor the Union's soldiers that died in the battle as a way to maintain the values and principles of the United States.

which colony was founded, in part, as a place for english debtors?

a) georgia

the answer is true. i hope this .