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Why did President Abraham Lincoln veto the Wade-Davis Bill? A. He thought that it was mean-spirited. B. He considered it to be illogical. C. He viewed it as unconstitutional. D.…

Why did President Abraham Lincoln veto the Wade-Davis Bill? A. He thought that it was mean-spirited. B. He considered it to be illogical. C. He viewed it as unconstitutional. D.…
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Why did President Abraham Lincoln veto the Wade-Davis Bill?

A.
He thought that it was mean-spirited.
B.
He considered it to be illogical.
C.
He viewed it as unconstitutional.
D.
He felt that it was too harsh.

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Answer:he felt it was too harsh

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