Abraham Lincoln differed from Jefferson Davis in that davis

a) supported negotiating a peaceful end to the war by 1863

b) had great experience in government and leadership

c) was better at gaining and directing popular support to his advantage

d) was a strict constitutionalist

e) was unable to work with government and the public

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Titus Meyer

7 July, 14:16

Abraham Lincoln differed from Jefferson Davis in that davis

a) supported negotiating a peaceful end to the war by 1863

b) had great experience in government and leadership

c) was better at gaining and directing popular support to his advantage

d) was a strict constitutionalist

e) was unable to work with government and the public

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Abraham Lincoln was able to work very well with the government and the public, cooperating with them as often as possible. Jefferson Davis, however, was not-he often didn’t take the advise of his peers in the government and didn’t pay as much attention to the public, as shown as how he abandoned all of his citizens in the Confederate’s capital and fled to save his own life.

Therefore, the answer is E: was unable to work with government and the public.