The best description of Abraham Lincoln’s relationship to Indiana is:
He helped his family survive as pioneers on the frontier.
Lincoln spent his early childhood years in Indiana, where his family settled as part of the westward expansion.
Which of the following best describes Abraham Lincoln’s relationship to Indiana?
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He helped his family survive as pioneers on the frontier.
He helped his family survive as pioneers on the frontier.
He served as a general in battles with Native Americans.
He served as a general in battles with Native Americans.
He led a life of comfort in a prosperous Hoosier town.
He led a life of comfort in a prosperous Hoosier town.
He discovered natural resources in central Indiana.
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