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What does Lincoln emphasize as the purpose of dedicating the battlefield during his speech?
What does Lincoln emphasize as the purpose of dedicating the battlefield during his speech?
- To provide a better understanding of the Constitution.
- To recognize and remember those who sacrificed their lives. (correct)
- To commemorate the founding fathers of the nation.
- To honor the living presidents of the United States.
Which phrase best describes the 'unfinished work' Lincoln refers to in his speech?
Which phrase best describes the 'unfinished work' Lincoln refers to in his speech?
- The writing of new laws for governance.
- The construction of monuments for soldiers.
- The establishment of a stronger military force.
- The continuation of the struggle for equality and freedom. (correct)
What does Lincoln suggest will not be remembered in the same way as the actions of those who fought?
What does Lincoln suggest will not be remembered in the same way as the actions of those who fought?
- The sacrifices made by the soldiers.
- The ideals upon which the nation was founded.
- The speeches delivered by leaders. (correct)
- The laws that govern the nation.
In what way does Lincoln characterize the nation that was 'conceived in liberty'?
In what way does Lincoln characterize the nation that was 'conceived in liberty'?
Which statement reflects Lincoln's view on the significance of government as expressed in the address?
Which statement reflects Lincoln's view on the significance of government as expressed in the address?
What is implied by the phrase 'the last full measure of devotion'?
What is implied by the phrase 'the last full measure of devotion'?
How does Lincoln describe the outcome of the Civil War in relation to the nation?
How does Lincoln describe the outcome of the Civil War in relation to the nation?
What does Lincoln imply about the reactions of the world to the actions of the soldiers?
What does Lincoln imply about the reactions of the world to the actions of the soldiers?
What underlying theme can be identified in Lincoln's address regarding equality?
What underlying theme can be identified in Lincoln's address regarding equality?
What does Lincoln suggest is the role of the living in relation to the deceased soldiers?
What does Lincoln suggest is the role of the living in relation to the deceased soldiers?
Flashcards
All Men Are Created Equal
All Men Are Created Equal
The idea that all people are created equal and have the same basic rights.
Civil War
Civil War
A war fought within a single country.
Gettysburg Address
Gettysburg Address
A speech delivered by Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War.
Gettysburg
Gettysburg
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Consecrate
Consecrate
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Last Full Measure Of Devotion
Last Full Measure Of Devotion
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Government Of The People, By The People, For The People
Government Of The People, By The People, For The People
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New Birth Of Freedom
New Birth Of Freedom
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Final Resting Place
Final Resting Place
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Unfinished Work
Unfinished Work
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Study Notes
Gettysburg Address by Abraham Lincoln (November 19, 1863)
- Four score and seven years ago, forefathers established a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to equality.
- The nation is currently engaged in a civil war, testing its endurance.
- The battlefield has become a final resting place for those who sacrificed their lives for the nation.
- It is fitting to dedicate a portion of the battlefield to these fallen soldiers.
- The ground is already consecrated by the brave men, living and dead.
- People will remember the actions of those who fought, not what was said there.
- The living must dedicate themselves to the unfinished goal of preserving freedom.
- Honor the sacrifices of the dead by continuing the struggle for the ideals the nation was founded on.
- Americans must resolve to ensure that the sacrifices of the fallen were not in vain.
- The nation, under God, must be reborn in freedom and governed by, of, and for the people.
- The government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth.
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