What does Lincoln mean when he says, "The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here"?

A) Most of the nation is not concerned with winning the Civil War, so the speech is easily forgettable.

B) Most people will not notice this speech, and it will likely be forgotten quickly.

C) Most citizens are not interested enough in politics to memorize Lincoln's speech.

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Patrick Terry

English

6 November, 21:24

What does Lincoln mean when he says, "The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here"?

A) Most of the nation is not concerned with winning the Civil War, so the speech is easily forgettable.

B) Most people will not notice this speech, and it will likely be forgotten quickly.

C) Most citizens are not interested enough in politics to memorize Lincoln's speech.

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Natalie Le · Answer 1

B) Most people will not notice this speech, and it will likely be forgotten quickly.

Explanation:

The world will not remember what Lincoln said there.