Using Eric Foner’s book, identify a moment in Lincoln’s life when his perspective changed or he changed the direction of a policy. What was it that he did? Why, according to Foner, did Lincoln make such a change? What induced him to act or what seemed to change in him? You may choose to identify any particular moment, apart from his issuing of the Emancipation Proclamation in September 1862.

Which of the following scenarios best shows the relationship between personal and civic responsibility? tara stays home on friday night to babysit her sister instead of going to a movie with her friends. theo asks neighbors to sign a petition asking the city council to lower the speed limit in their neighborhood to make it safer for children. natalie watches a presidential debate with her parents in order to complete a homework assignment for school. nick’s scout troop adopts a section of highway in their community to keep free from litter.