Yes because in passage A, it states, "Two thirds of both the Senate and the House must vote for the change, then three quarters of the states must approve it." That means that about 70 people have to agree on change. And 218 million people must be in on this. Which seems like too many to change. Also, this could cause war just like President Lincoln had caused from trying to change it. According to passage D, "Lincoln believed he had the legal right...to take action necessary to defeat the rebels." Meaning he wanted to fight the rebels who didn't agree and cause war.
<span>the ratio of sheep to humans in New Zealand is 12:1</span>
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To many people have been in the river to cleanse their sins.
The river has became sick from the many people that have entered it.
The plan they had created to clean the river has been uncessful.
Some of the people of that Indian area paid towards the project to clean the river and were discouraged to see the plan not work
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Answer: The answer is D.
Explanation: Lincoln wanted to abolish slavery and did. He had no intentions of continuing it--so yea. And he is from kentucky, not Illinois.
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What was the main question James Madison thought about when he was writing the Constitution? "Should the United States have an army?" "How many states should be in the union?" "Should the states protect people's natural rights?"
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