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Lincoln never laid out a specific plan for reconstruction. Still, if he had lived, all the evidence points us toward four paths to reconstruction which he would likely have adopted: Voting rights, Economic integration, Western development, Cleaning the Confederate slate. Bear in mind, though, that whatever Lincoln’s intentions, he would have faced stiff opposition. Even Abraham Lincoln might not have been able to bulldoze his way to a triumphant “Mission Accomplished.” But it is hard to imagine how we could have done worse. One hundred and fifty years later, we are still struggling to do better.
Explanation:
More likely because if he was never given attention then he doesn’t know how to foster those relationships
True because for someone to do ‘something’ there’s a reason/purpose behind whey they’re doing it in the first place
The Virginia plan was a plan based on assigning representation to congress based on population sizes. Many small states had deemed this unfair and therefore if the plan had been adopted today, <u>states with larger population would benefit.</u>
