More books were produced more rapidly because they no longer had to be copied by hand, which lowered the price and made them more accessible.
Answer: It was read at a meeting place
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None of the other answers would make sense
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I would talk about Theodore Roosevelt! He was a third party candidate, however, he didn't win the first time but did gain a larger percent of the vote for a third party candidate (27%). Another great one you could talk about is Ross Perot who won 19% of the popular vote but was beaten by Nixon.
<span>William Lloyd Garrison was the editor of the publication, the Liberator, which called for the abolition of slavery. This was very controversial, and fueled outcry against Garrison in the South. He was considered dangerous and a fanatic, and the Georgia Legislature wanted to put him on trial.</span>
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1. The South had much better leadership. The North had no one like Robert E. Lee. In fact, the Northern Generals were very timid about using what weapons they did have -- much to Lincoln's consternation.
2. The South had a much better Calvary and therefore greater mobility than the North had at least in the beginning.
