When South Carolinian forces surrounded Fort Sumter, how did Lincoln react? - fort jefferson
Lincoln in a letter to Jefferson Davis, to request an agreement
Lincoln sent immediately to conquer the Federal Armed Forces in Washington, South Carolina
Lincoln sent immediately to conquer the Federal Armed Forces in Washington, South Carolina
Lincoln gave a speech in which he tried to sympathize with the South Carolina
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Fort Jefferson When South Carolinian Forces Surrounded Fort Sumter, How Did Lincoln React?
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None of these - Lincoln sent federal troops put people at Fort Sumter with food and other relief supplies, he refused to shoot first and to start a war, so he ordered not to fire - only the delivery. Consequently, a South Carolina the first shot. It is said that "honor offered for the first time a civilian, but he refused, and a Confederate soldier took the job.
Lincoln did not send a letter to Jefferson Davis.
Lincoln did not send the army to Washington.
Lincoln gave a speech in which he has expressed a desire to reach an agreement with the People of the State of South Carolina.
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