Who said "Ballot is stronger than the bullet"?
Correct answer: C. Abraham Lincoln
- A. Warren Hastings
- B. Shahjahan
- C. Abraham Lincoln
- D. Dalhouse
Explanation
The saying “Ballot is stronger than the bullet” is commonly attributed to Abraham Lincoln and expresses the principle that elections can bring change more legitimately than violence. The other named rulers and officials are not associated with this quotation.
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