Difference between revisions of "American History Homework Six Answers - Student 22"

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StevenM. I think i'm about 5 minutes too late.
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StevenM. '''Bold type added after Oct. 25'''
  
 
1. Abraham Lincoln wanted to save the Union above all else.
 
1. Abraham Lincoln wanted to save the Union above all else.
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2. the 13th Amendment banned slavery.
 
2. the 13th Amendment banned slavery.
  
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the 14th Amendment gave equal rights to all people and races, but it has also been cited as reason to give equal rights to women.
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the 14th Amendment '''gave equal rights to all people and races, but it has also been cited as reason to give equal rights to women.'''
  
 
the 15th Amendment let everyone vote (who was over voting age).
 
the 15th Amendment let everyone vote (who was over voting age).
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: 2 out of 3 ain't bad!  (Minus 2).
 
: 2 out of 3 ain't bad!  (Minus 2).
  
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3. General Robert E. Lee for his tactical genius and willingness to surrender. Also, he was a Christian.  
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3. '''General Robert E. Lee for his tactical genius and willingness to surrender. Also, he was a Christian.'''
  
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4. I would not have sent the Union Army to govern, we should have welcomed the southern states back. The Amendments  
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4. '''I would not have sent the Union Army to govern, we should have welcomed the southern states back. The Amendments '''
  
 
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Revision as of 15:02, October 30, 2008

StevenM. Bold type added after Oct. 25

1. Abraham Lincoln wanted to save the Union above all else.

Correct.

2. the 13th Amendment banned slavery.

the 14th Amendment gave equal rights to all people and races, but it has also been cited as reason to give equal rights to women.

the 15th Amendment let everyone vote (who was over voting age).

2 out of 3 ain't bad! (Minus 2).

3. General Robert E. Lee for his tactical genius and willingness to surrender. Also, he was a Christian.

4. I would not have sent the Union Army to govern, we should have welcomed the southern states back. The Amendments

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Where's the rest??? It's now 2 days past the deadline! Let me know on my talk page when you finish this.--Aschlafly 19:17, 25 October 2008 (EDT)