what was the purpose of the gettysburg address?
A.to end the revolutionary war and gain independence.(I PICKED THIS)
B.to launch the war for independence and american democracy.
C.to honor fallin soldiers in the civil war and cement notion of equailty for all people.
D.To defend the causes of world war I.
IF ITS NOT RIGHT PLEASE TELL ME THE CORRECT ANSWER HAVE A GREAT DAY THANKS!
Nuts to your answer. When was the Gettsburg address? When was the revolutionary (independence) war? When was WWI?
Oh what about B?
When was the Gettsburg address? When was the revolutionary (independence) war? When was WWI?
Are you answer grazing?
gettsburg adress was=1863
WWI=1914
independancewar-1775
Now, what would a speech in 1863 be about?
i think about getty burgs adress and maybe why it was invented??
you really ought to read once the short speech Lincoln did after the battle of Gettsbury, honoring the dead on both sides, and seeking peace for the future.
no help at all
matt/minate ~
Your guesses have been all over the place, so the only conclusion we can draw is that you have not paid attention in class and/or have not read your assignments.
Please go back and read your assignments, and then let us know what you actually think ... no guessing.
The purpose of the Gettysburg Address was not to end the Revolutionary War and gain independence, as that conflict had already concluded decades earlier. The correct answer is C: to honor fallen soldiers in the Civil War and cement the notion of equality for all people.
To arrive at this answer, you can acquire the knowledge through historical sources. The Gettysburg Address was delivered by President Abraham Lincoln on November 19, 1863, during the American Civil War. It was given at the dedication ceremony for the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where a costly and significant battle had taken place several months earlier.
The primary purpose of Lincoln's speech was to honor the soldiers who had fought and died in the battle of Gettysburg. He sought to acknowledge their sacrifice and express the nation's gratitude for their service. Additionally, Lincoln aimed to emphasize the importance of the Civil War in preserving the Union and to reiterate the principles of liberty, equality, and democracy upon which the United States was founded.
Therefore, the correct answer is C: to honor fallen soldiers in the Civil War and cement the notion of equality for all people.