Read the excerpt from “i dream a world” by langston hughes. a world i dream where black or white, whatever race you be, will share the bounties of the earth and every man is free, where wretchedness will hang its head and joy, like a pearl, attends the needs of all mankind— of such i dream, my world! based on the dreams that the speaker describes, it is reasonable to infer that the speaker is hopeful all people will experience the same freedoms he enjoys. will do whatever is necessary to gain equality for all. lives in a time and place where equality does not exist. has given up the idea that one day all people will be treated the same.

answer: military leaders, supporters of the confederacy and supporters of the union.

explanation:

on november 19, 1863, the speech delivered by president abraham lincoln, known as 'gettysburg address', was intended for politicians, military officials, notable citizens as well as general public, and members of the press who had gathered for the ceremony held in gettysburg, pennsylvania. this ceremony was being celebrated since, in that same year, the battle of gettysburg took place in rural pennsylvania, leaving thousands of men, both union and confederate, killed. lincoln argued about equality within the nation, and the purpose of the war being a "new birth of freedom."on the other hand, there is no relation between lincoln's gettysburg address and his son.

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