Question
How did the Civil War affect Benjamin Harrison’s campaign to become president?(1 point)
Responses
Veterans supported him for fighting in the war and promising to help veterans.
Veterans supported him for fighting in the war and promising to help veterans.
He lost his campaign due to being a Copperhead during the war.
He lost his campaign due to being a Copperhead during the war.
Harrison lost votes since he was seen as a hawkish leader too interested in war.
Harrison lost votes since he was seen as a hawkish leader too interested in war.
His opponent accused him of being cowardly since he left the war early.
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Veterans supported him for fighting in the war and promising to help veterans.
Veterans supported him for fighting in the war and promising to help veterans.
He lost his campaign due to being a Copperhead during the war.
He lost his campaign due to being a Copperhead during the war.
Harrison lost votes since he was seen as a hawkish leader too interested in war.
Harrison lost votes since he was seen as a hawkish leader too interested in war.
His opponent accused him of being cowardly since he left the war early.
Answers
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The correct response is: **Veterans supported him for fighting in the war and promising to help veterans.**
Benjamin Harrison's service as a Union general during the Civil War garnered him support from veterans and the public, contributing positively to his presidential campaign.
Benjamin Harrison's service as a Union general during the Civil War garnered him support from veterans and the public, contributing positively to his presidential campaign.
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