<span>C. Believed that Native Americans ought be compensated for any land taken from them </span>
Question 1: <span>The war has outlasted some of the original causes of the war.
Lincoln states the Southern aggression was due to slavery and the want for expansion. At the end, he states the war is lasting longer than the original issue.
Question 2: </span><span>to explain that his attention and energy is still focused on the war
Lincoln expresses he doesn't know what will come next, but will continue to update people and the war and finish the efforts he began.
Question 3: </span><span>Lincoln vows to care for those injured by the war.
Lincoln wants peace and does not plan to punish the South for their participation in the war.
Question 4: </span><span>rhetorical devices
Rhetoric brings in emotion to a piece of writing. It is often used in speeches.
Question 5: Not sure on this one...sorry. </span>
They would take money from the confederation government and invest it into policies that would boost production that could then be traded with foreigners, especially Europeans who wanted things like cotton and tobacco which were grown easily in the south.
Eramus was one of the earliest reformers and renaissance leaders. Between Luther and the Church of the time, he fallowed middle path and tried to reform the Church within. The three ways that he contrasts the church leaders of his time with the apostles include :
- He was against the corrupt church leaders who used to behave like lords or masters while as apostles were honest, simple and down to earth.
- He rejected the preaching of church leaders that material things leads to salvation while as apostles used to practice and preach that spirituality leads to salvation.
- The Church leaders used to discuss the irrelevant and complicated principles but not practiced even the simple ones while as the apostles preach and practice simple dogmas and doctrine.
Answer:
The Judicial Branch
Explanation:
The Judicial Branch has the power to review all laws and treaties of the U.S. to make sure they are legal and settle disputes involving the United States.
