Asap this question is based on the gettysburg address by abraham lincoln and “letter to his son” by robert e. lee. how do lincoln and lee feel about secession? lee favors secession, but lincoln believes it goes against the constitution. both lincoln and lee believe secession is a state’s right. lincoln believes secession is a state’s right, but lee believes it is anarchy. both lincoln and lee believe secession goes against the constitution.

Both of them think that it is state's right.

Both of them believe secession goes against the constitution.

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Both Lincoln and Lee believe secession goes against the Constitution.

Explanation:

Even though they both agreed on the unconstitutionality of secession, General Robert E. Lee was principally faithful to the South, and claimed that if this region seceded, he would accompany it too.

On the other hand, Abraham Lincoln was completely opposed to the idea of secession, stating that states did not have the right to leave the Union, since he considered it unlawful, anarchic, physically impossible, a promotor of rivalry between Americans and destructive for democracy.

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