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 \n● What does conceived mean?  \n● What does proposition mean?  \n·What is he saying is significant about America?Is he saying that no one has been free or equalbefore?So what is new?  \n● Summarize the three ways in which the nation is new.  \nOVERARCHING QUESTION 2:WHATHAPPENED FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARSAGo?Use the questions below tohelp formulate your response.  \n·When was \"four score and seven years ago\"?  \n● What important thing happened in that year?  \n·What does Lincoln tell us in this first sentence about what happened four score and seven yearsago?  \n·Who are\"ourfathers\"?What can we know about\"our fathers\"from this sentence?  \n·What is the impact of Lincoln referring to such a famous date?  \nREWRITE YOUR TRANSLATION OF PARAGRAPH 1IN THE SPACE BELOW.  \nOVERARCHING QUESTION 3:WHAT IS BEING TESTED BY THIS WAR?Use the questions below to help formulateyour response.  \n·What impact does starting the sentence with \"now\"have on its meaning?  \n·When Lincoln says the nation was\"so conceived and so dedicated\"what is he referring to? 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