President abraham lincoln's "10 percent" plan for the south referred to the

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What was the plight and fight of the following groups? labor farmers native americans african americans women immigrants ~ ap u.s. history (period 6: 1865-1898)

Choose all that apply. from the lesson, which of the following can lead to an empire's collapse? the forming of other empires internal problems na poor economy no one wants to lead unhappy citizens