At multiple points in the speech, lincoln refers to the idea of righteousness or doing what is right. how does lincoln make a connection between righteousness and the war? lincoln suggests that the war was a righteous war because it was fought for good reasons: to preserve the union and to restrict the expansion of slavery. lincoln claims that god is blessing the north with victory because the north has right on its side. lincoln claims that after the war, america will be an example of righteousness to the rest of the world because the slaves have been freed. lincoln asserts that he was reelected because he did the righteous thing by freeing slaves through the emancipation proclamation.

The answer is "Lincoln suggests that the war was a righteous war because it was fought for good reasons: to preserve the Union and to restrict the expansion of slavery."

Explanation:

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4) Scout Jem and Dill touch the Radley's house.

5) Walter Cunningham refuses Miss Caroline's quarter.

3) Atticus promises Scout he'll keep their reading habits a secret from her teacher.

1) Scout and Jem find two shiny pennies in old tree knothole.

2) Atticus forbids Scout Jem and Dill for leaving notes for Boo.

Explanation:

Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird" revolves around the story of the Finch family through the voice of the youngest character Jean Louise "Scout" Finch. Set in the small town of Maycomb in Alabama, the story deals with themes of racism, right and wrong, and moral nature, etc.

The given events are arranged in the order they occurred in the story-

4) Scout Jem and Dill touch the Radley's house. Chapter 1

5) Walter Cunningham refuses Miss Caroline's quarter. Chapter 2

3) Atticus promises Scout he'll keep their reading habits a secret from her teacher. Chapter 3

1) Scout and Jem find two shiny pennies in an old tree knothole. Chapter 4

2) Atticus forbids Scout Jem and Dill for leaving notes for Boo. Chapter 5