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Arieonna · Answer

@razor        can u please help me with history

Arieonna · Answer

@shadow     can u please help me A.S.A.P

Shadow · Answer

I'll be honest, the way I did these questions was to just google Abraham Lincoln and read his History.com page. You can use Ctrl F or G depending on ur computer to search the web page for certain key words. After looking over the history.com page, I found that it was too general and broad. I looked up specifically "Abraham Lincoln Reconstruction Plans" and found this article. https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/wade-davis-bill#:~:text=In%20December%2C%20President%20Lincoln%20proposed,freedom%20of%20formerly%20enslaved%20people. I think you'll find the answer pretty quickly there.

Shadow · Answer

History as a subject ultimately comes down to memorization and research skills. If you haven't memorized it already, it comes down to how quickly you can find that piece of information.

Arieonna · Answer

@shadow wrote:

History as a subject ultimately comes down to memorization and research skills. If you haven't memorized it already, it comes down to how quickly you can find that piece of information.

ok so what i am reading it is D?

Arieonna · Answer

thanks so much @shadow   u r correct i would be able to find the answer quickly there

Shadow · Answer

Yes

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