1. Based on the information in these excerpts, how do Davis' views differ from Lincoln's? Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived proposition that all men are created equal. Liberty, and dedicated to the Davis considered all states to have equal rights, while Lincoln did between the North and South. consider the rights of states a dividing issue -Abraham Lincoln, the Gettysburg Address, November 1863 Davis considered property rights to be more important than individual liberties, while Lincoln did not. Davis considered enslaved people to have the right i property, while Lincoln did not. [The Southern states] have formed a new alliance, but in each State its government has remained as before. The rights of person and property have not been disturbed. Davis considered states to have the right to freedom from oppressive government, while Lincoln believed individuals should be free from government oppression. -Jefferson Davis, inaugural address, February 1861 CLEAR ALL O o o o

1. Based on the information in these excerpts, how do Davis' views differ from Lincoln's? Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived proposition that all men are created equal. Liberty, and dedicated to the Davis considered all states to have equal rights, while Lincoln did between the North and South. consider the rights of states a dividing issue -Abraham Lincoln, the Gettysburg Address, November 1863 Davis considered property rights to be more important than individual liberties, while Lincoln did not. Davis considered enslaved people to have the right i property, while Lincoln did not. [The Southern states] have formed a new alliance, but in each State its government has remained as before. The rights of person and property have not been disturbed. Davis considered states to have the right to freedom from oppressive government, while Lincoln believed individuals should be free from government oppression. -Jefferson Davis, inaugural address, February 1861 CLEAR ALL O o o o