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13. Before the war actually ended, initial attempts for a negotiated peace broke down because(a) Southerners reviled Lincoln.(b) Lincoln was assassinated.(c) Jefferson Davis insisted on a place in the reformed Union government.(d) the Union insisted that the South bear the entire financial cost of the war.(e) the South wanted to retain its independence.
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