Question

What actions would francis lubbock have most likely supported during the civil war?

please please please help me really quick

Answer 1

Ok, all the answers for the quick check are:

C
A & D
C

Answer 2

hes right

Answer 3

thx OwO

Answer 4

First, please, let us know what your text has to say about Francis Lubbock.

Answer 5

here are the answer choices

Running supplies through the union blockade
surrendering at the battle of the sabine pass
removing john Reagan from office
fighting against the union until the very last minute
By the way this is worth 2 points

Answer 6

And you think the two correct choices are ... ?

Answer 7

Please answer Writeacher's question.

Answer 8

ok it says here that Clark lost the governship to Francis Lubbock by a narrow margin. Lubbock was a native south Carolinian and a strong supporter of the confederacy. After his term of office ended in 1863 he joined the army. The person who succeeded Lubbock as governor was Pendleton Murrah. He was the last confederate governor in Texas. When the confederacy fell, Murrah fled to mexico

Answer 9

and I think the answers are 2 and 4 please correct me if I am wrong

Answer 10

2 = surrendering

4 = fighting to the end

These are contradictory! Please re-think this.