Social Studies, 20.05.2021 18:50 JakerGamer
Why did President Lincoln want the surrender to be peaceful? *
A. He didn't want the South to rebel in the future.
B. He wanted the starving and exhausted soldiers to be treated fairly.
C. He wanted the war to officially be over.
D, All of the above
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