Question

turning points of the war
guided practice
which factor helped abraham lincoln win reelection in 1864?
a. the unpopular democratic candidate
b. the strong support of the republican party
c. the unions military success
d. growing international support

Explanation:

Lincoln's 1864 reelection was heavily bolstered by late-war Union military victories, such as Sherman's capture of Atlanta and Sheridan's successes in the Shenandoah Valley. These wins reassured Northern voters that the Union could end the Civil War, turning public opinion in Lincoln's favor. The Democratic candidate was seen as favoring a negotiated peace, which became less appealing as Union military fortunes improved.

Answer:

C. the Union's military success