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motikmotik
4 years ago
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1. What was Eisenhower's view on "acting too fast" with laws? Eisenhower thinks

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neonofarm [45]4 years ago
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Answer:

<u><em>He thought that acting too fast would result in Southern backlash.</em></u>

Explanation:

<em>Eisenhower had centrist thinking just like that of Lincoln. He was considered as a role model after Abraham Lincoln since he had similar point of views regarding slavery, extremism, civil rights etc.</em>

Eisenhower was very sympathetic with people of the Southern borders. He wanted to bring peace into their lives. But,<em> </em><em>he knew if they acted with fast pace they would receive backlash from their actions and reconciliation between people of different races will become impossible.</em>

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