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Which option most effectively analyzes an immediate and a long-term effect of the assassination of President Lincoln?
An immediate effect was the impeachment of Vice President Andrew Johnson; a long-term effect was enhanced security measures at all public playhouses.
An immediate effect was Andrew Johnson’s ascension to the presidency; a long-term effect was the conflict between Johnson and Radical Republicans.
An immediate effect was the Civil Rights Act of 1866; a long-term effect was Johnson’s support for citizenship and voting rights for African Americans.
An immediate effect was the trial of John Wilkes Booth; a long-term effect was a vacancy in the office of the presidency.
B?
An immediate effect was the impeachment of Vice President Andrew Johnson; a long-term effect was enhanced security measures at all public playhouses.
An immediate effect was Andrew Johnson’s ascension to the presidency; a long-term effect was the conflict between Johnson and Radical Republicans.
An immediate effect was the Civil Rights Act of 1866; a long-term effect was Johnson’s support for citizenship and voting rights for African Americans.
An immediate effect was the trial of John Wilkes Booth; a long-term effect was a vacancy in the office of the presidency.
B?