What statement BEST explains how Lincoln structures his speech? A) He outlines a historical philosophy and contrasts it with a modern approach, allowing the audience to make an informed decision
B) He introduces an abstract idea and then provides several specific examples to illustrate that abstract idea
C) He explains one point of view on a subject, on a conflicting opinion, and finally strongly argues his own point of view
D) He opens with a reference to the past, continues by discussing the present, and ends with his hopes for the future