What was Lincoln's reaction to the secession of the Confederate States of America?
A) He warned them that he would not permit them to leave.
B) He accepted their leaving, but immediately decided to free the slaves in the remaining states.
C) At first, startled by their suddenness, Lincoln did nothing.
D) Lincoln immediately invaded the South when the southern states left.
Answer: A
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