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Why did Lincoln veto the Wade-Davis Bill? A) He felt it was too lenient. B) He felt it was too harsh. C) It was proposed by Democrats. D) It did not free the slaves.

Why did Lincoln veto the Wade-Davis Bill? A) He felt it was too lenient. B) He felt it was too harsh. C) It was proposed by Democrats. D) It did not free the slaves.
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Why did Lincoln veto the Wade-Davis Bill?

A) He felt it was too lenient.

B) He felt it was too harsh.

C) It was proposed by Democrats.

D) It did not free the slaves.

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c that's the answer
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