History, 19.10.2019 18:10 hunter3978

Why did john wilkes booth assassinate president lincoln?
a. booth was a democrat and present lincoln was a republican.
b. booth was upset that he did not have a part in the play.
c. booth supported the confederacy.
d. booth wanted to be a union soldier.

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