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Maximo Collins

6 June, 15:53

Read the quotation below.

A house divided against itself cannot stand. - Abraham Lincoln This quotation

reflects Lincoln's belief that

A) state legislators, not popular vote, should settle the slavery issue.

B) slavery should be abolished throughout the United States.

C) the United States would have to become either all slave or all free.

D) popular vote, not state legislators, should settle the slavery issue.

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