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2 years ago

Which of lincoln's statements did not hold true?

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Masja [62]2 years ago

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The correct answer is D) the world will no longer remember what we say here.

The Lincoln statement that did not hold true was "the world will no longer remember what we say here."

President Abraham Lincoln was renown for the ideas he expressed during his speeches before, after, and during the Civil War. Among his better ideas were, "the government is done by the people," meaning that the citizens have the power to influence the government. Another idea was "the government of the people shall not perish," meaning that if the citizens are actively participating, there is no way it ended. But the quote that did not hold true was "the world will no longer remember what we say here." Lincoln had a statement with the opposite idea.

irina [24]2 years ago

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D is correct....

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