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.

What was the importance of the open door policy?

Which of these terms describes the agreement between abraham and god that forms th foundation of the jewish religion?

Which sentence best describes the effect of the bill of rights? a.it gave parliament the right to elect a successor when a monarch died.b.it ensured that no monarch could rule without parliament.c.it guaranteed all people the rights of liberty and property.d.it defined the rights of the officials of the church of england.