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Why did President Lincoln initially choose not to make the Civil War a struggle over slavery?A) He did not believe the Constitution gave him the power to abolish slavery.B) He doubted that destroying slavery was the best thing for African Americans.C) He believed slavery to be a relatively insignificant issue.D) He believed that eradicating slavery would destroy the economy of the South.
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