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What event is lincoln referring to in this portion of the gettysburg address? a) the emancipation of all slaves b) the beginning of the civil war c) the founding of the united s…

What event is lincoln referring to in this portion of the gettysburg address? a) the emancipation of all slaves b) the beginning of the civil war c) the founding of the united s…
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What event is lincoln referring to in this portion of the gettysburg address? a) the emancipation of all slaves b) the beginning of the civil war c) the founding of the united states d) the founding of the british colonies

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B

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I just said B because the other guy said it... Atleast im being honest right?

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b is the correct answer

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