History, 16.07.2019 18:30 danielboek

5. why did john wilkes booth assassinate president abraham lincoln?
a. he didn't want the civil war to end.
b. he had a personal grudge against the president.
c. he was a supporter of slavery and white supremacy.
d. he believed andrew johnson would be a better president.

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