The Following Questions Refer to the Excerpt Below

question 38

Multiple Choice

The following questions refer to the excerpt below.
"This is one of the last great battles with slavery.Driven from these legislative chambers,driven from the field of war,this monstrous power has found a refuge in the Executive Mansion,where,in utter disregard of the Constitution and laws,it seeks to exercise its ancient farreaching sway....Andrew Johnson is the impersonation of the tyrannical slave power.In him it lives again.He is the lineal successor of John C.Calhoun and Jefferson Davis;and he gathers about him the same supporters.Original partisans of slavery north and south;habitual compromisers of great principles;maligners of the Declaration of Independence;politicians without heart;lawyers,for whom a technicality is everything,and a promiscuous company who at every stage of the battle have set their faces against equal rights;these are his allies.It is the old troop of slavery,with a few recruits,ready as of old for violence running in device,and heartless in quibble.With the President at their head,they are now entrenched in the Executive Mansion. Not to dislodge them is to leave the country a prey to one of the most hateful tyrannies of history.Especially is it to surrender the Unionists of the rebel States to violence and bloodshed.Not a month,not a week,not day should be lost.The safety of the Republic requires action at once.The lives of innocent men must be rescued from sacrifice."
Charles Sumner,1868
-The point of view of this excerpt would most likely have found support among

• A) Southerners.
• B) Democrats.
• C) Radical Republicans.
• D) The Populist Party.

Recognize the circumstances under which clients might conduct their own legal research.

Appreciate the benefits of maintaining an ongoing relationship with a legal professional.

Understand the concepts and purposes of retainers, disbursements, and managing financial discrepancies in legal services.

Recognize the ethical standards and professional responsibilities expected of legal professionals.

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