Correct. The answer is a. Lincoln argued that former alcoholics who told their stories were the most effective advocates for temperance in the United States. This group, more than any other, he suggested, had the knowledge and the experience to convince others about the negative effects of drinking.
Incorrect. The answer is a. Lincoln argued that former alcoholics who told their stories were the most effective advocates for temperance in the United States. This group, more than any other, he suggested, had the knowledge and the experience to convince others about the negative effects of drinking.