Which statement explains the outlook many Floridians had on slavery before and after Lincoln’s election as president?

1) Many Floridians wanted to start a war to protect slavery prior to Lincoln’s election, but supported secession afterwards.

2) Many Floridians wanted to secede to protect slavery before Lincoln’s election, but supported a compromise afterwards.

3) Many Floridians wanted to secede to protect slavery prior to Lincoln’s election, but supported going to war afterwards.

4) Many Floridians wanted to compromise to protect slavery before Lincoln’s election, but supported secession afterwards.

3, Many Floridians wanted to secede to protect slavery prior to Lincoln’s election, but supported going to war afterwards.

Explanation:

At that time, Florida has one of the biggest plantations in the country.

These plantations were heavily reliant on slave labors. So, most people in Florida aware that abolishing slavery will resulted in massive economic damage toward the states. This is why they supported seceding from united states in order to keep slavery in the state.

But, Lincoln wouldn't allowed the southern states to secede. Lincoln had no choice to initiate the war since the southern states did not want to abolish the slavery even after Lincoln offered them economic incentives to do so.  As a response, the southern states (Including Florida)  started united under the confederate flag to march in war against the northern's Union.

4/D Many Floridians wanted to compromise to protect slavery before Lincoln’s election, but supported secession afterwards.

Explanation:

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