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What did Lincoln consider the biggest obstacle to the acceptance of emancipation in the Union?A. The difficulty of finding a suitable place to send the freed slavesB. Public concern about the constitutionality of emancipationC. Public reaction to seizing southern propertyD. White fears that freed slaves would disrupt northern society
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