Answer:
At the stroke of midnight on June 12, 1910, Oklahoma Gov. Charles N. Haskell signed a document declaring the capital of the 2-year-old state was now in Oklahoma City, and the state seal was whisked out of Guthrie for a "wild 30-mile automobile ride" to the new capital.
Explanation:
Abraham Lincoln differed from Jefferson Davis in that Davis "<span>(B) had great experience in government and leadership," although it should be noted that Lincoln was ultimately a better leader than Davis in many ways. </span>
