Why Did Lincoln Want To Win The Civil War

The United States of America was filled with tension because of numerous events. In the day that Abraham Lincoln became president, Southern states seceded. To make the situation even worse, the Civil War took place to resolve this conflict between the South and the North. President Lincoln was left with the trust to unite the Confederacy and the Union once again. President Lincoln’s duty of preserving the Union was more important to him than to give the slaves freedom because he just wanted to use the African-Americans for military force, political power, and to end the Civil War.
President Lincoln needed all the manpower he could possess to secure the possibility of the United States being whole again. The purpose of Document G is that President Lincoln wants to state his reasoning for passing the Emancipation Proclamation; to make African-Americans part of the Union’s military. Furthermore, the percentage of deserters in the Union’s military instantaneously. As a result, President Lincoln turned to the black community for military support. The audience of Document F are African-Americans. The recruitment poster wanted to get African-Americans create a regiment only for them. However, the 54th Regiment was paid less than the white soldiers.
The point of view Document B are whites and politicians. President Lincoln wanted to please the whites and the politicians in order to get his way politically to save the Union. In addition, he would claim anything that would appeal to them to have their political favor. The historical context of Document B is that the ideas of the Emancipation Proclamation have been spoken about. President Lincoln wanted to prepare the Union for the Emancipation Proclamation. He did this political move so the Union would get used to the idea of the Emancipation Proclamation that would help him to save the United