Yes, Lincoln was against slavery. He issued the Emancipation Proclamation to set the slaves free.
The correct answer is D) Voltaire.
<em>The philosopher of the Enlightenment that supported the separation of church and state in France was Voltaire.
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The separation of church and state was important to the French people because of the power and wealth held by the clergy. Voltaire supported the separation of church and state in France.
Voltaire (1694-1778) original name was Francois-Marie d’ Arouet. He was a brilliant philosopher form the Enlightenment period that defended civil liberties and the freedom of thought in politics and religious matters. In calling the separation of church and state, Voltaire supported the separation of powers and freedom of religion.
lack of food supplies - had no farmers
getting ill because of brackish drinking water
hostile indians
arrived in winter so they couldn't plant crops
cold, hungry, sick
many died
1/2 of the colonists died the first winter
most had to stay on the Mayflower for a month while a settlement was site was chosen
little food and few supplies
Slavery ended when President Abraham Lincoln delivered his iconic Emancipation Proclamation. This would eventually free black people so they could become ordinary citizens and NOT slaves. So basically, slavery was ended all thanks to good ol' Lincoln :)
A) President Lyndon Johnson faced impeachment proceedings because of it's passage.
