Which detail best supports the inference that during Lincolns lifetime he was not respected as President of the United States

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Some people think that during Lincoln's lifetime he was not respected as President of the United States because the southern states decided to rebel and secede from the Union. These states did not obey President Lincoln's decision and seceded to form the Confederate States. We are referring to southern states such as South Carolina, Texas, Alameda, Mississippi, North Carolina, or Tennessee.

Another important detail is that after the Civil War, many radical Republicans in Congress did not support Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction in the South. These radical Republicans considered that the former Confederate states deserved a harsh punishment for the destruction caused during the Civil War.

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c, because the american revolution was from 1765 to 1783.