How does lincoln convey the idea that the federal government's position on slavery before the war was reasonable and measured? he provides statistics on the nation's population trends about the quantity and location of slaves. he depicts the federal government as merely wanting to act within its rights to limit slavery, not abolish it. he hints that rebels wanted to use the slavery issue to disrupt the nation's unity, creating two separate countries. he describes those in favor of slavery as insurgents seeking to expand slavery's presence.

Impact on politics and economics.

Explanation:

The Enlightenment fundamentally shook the political order in Europe and brought some new concepts regarding economic attitudes. Under the influence of patronage, John Locke wrote about the freedom of the people and the right of the people to choose power. Such attitudes influenced the initial development of democratic thought as a political idea. The Enlightenment contributed to the development of science. The development of science will influence the emergence of the industrial revolution, which will change economic norms on a global scale so that the Enlightenment in this context had a “domino effect.”