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This was the day that Tom Lincoln and his wife Nancy Lincoln had Abe Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln was named after one of the names in the bible called Abraham and he couldof also got it from his great grandfather because his name is Abraham too.
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Abe lincoln spent the rest of his childhood in the cabin he was born in Kentucky.
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When Lincoln was two years old, his family moved several miles down the road to a 230-acre farm, named for the creek running through the land and its characteristic knob-shaped hills.
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When Abe was still seven years old he would walk four miles to the Kobe Creek school just to learn how to read and write.
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The Lincoln family lived in Kobe Creek from the time that Abe was 2 to the time where Abe was a little over 7
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By the time ABe lincoln was 13-14 years of age he was ready to work so he began to help his dad working out in the fields.
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Abe Licoln wanted women to be able to vote
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Already in 1836, he first ran for a seat in the state legislature. He lost.
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but two years later he ran agian and was successful in 1836.
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Lincoln and eight friends are successful in passing a bill to
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In March of 1837, he was enrolled as an attorney in Springfield.
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This is the day that Abe Lincioln married his wife.
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With an unprecedented majority of 1,511 votes over his
Democratic opponent Rev. Peter Cartwright, Lincoln is the
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He lost in his first bid for a presidential ticket. The unknown Lincoln was an unsuccessful vice presidential candidate in 1856 at the Republican convention.
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Lincoln is chosen by Illinois Republicans to run for the U.S. Senate so he can give his House divided speech.
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Although Lincoln gets a majority of the votes in the election,
Stephen Douglas is re-elected because of gerrymandered
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Abraham Lincoln is the only president in American history to hold a patent.
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Lincoln lost five separate elections before being elected president.
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Lincoln becomes the first Republican to be elected President of
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Lincoln is nominated for President on the third ballot by the
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This was the day that Abe Lincoln was elected to be our next U.S President.
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Lincoln is the 16th President of the United States.
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The Civil War Began Before Lincoln was put into office as the President of the US.
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This was to maintained blockades on Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports of the Confederate States of America designed to prevent the passage of trade goods, supplies, and arms to and from the Confederacy.
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This was a First State of Bull run during the Civil War that the Confederate forces did.
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This was the day that Abe Lincoln official became the President of the United States
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When Lincoln arrived in the new capital of Illinois, he boarded with friends and stayed in country inns and farmhouses while traveling the legal circuit, which covered several counties. After he married Mary Todd in November 1842, they lived briefly at the Globe Tavern
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This was when Otto von Bismarck returns to Berlin to become the Prime Minister and his aim to unite Germany States results into a huge war with the U.S.
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This was the day that Abe Lincoln gave the Gettyburgs Address this is what he was known best for.
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The funeral train reaches its destination in Springfield at 9:00 a.m.The body of Abe Licoln to the Illinois State Capitol building.
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ABe Licoln is pronounced dead at 7:22 am in the home of Wiliiam Peterson
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Lincoln is buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield.
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The Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution officially abolished and continues to prohibit slavery and involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime.
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John Wilkes Booth, a famous actor and Confederate sympathizer, fatally shot President Abraham Lincoln at a play at Ford’s Theatre in Washington
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Red Cloud leads his tribe into battle against white settlers in Montana and Wyoming on the Bozeman Trail.
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This war was fought between Prussia and Austria, Hanover, Bavaria and Saxony. Its conclusive battle was at Königggratz in Bohemia on July 3rd, when the Prussian army beat the Austrian and Saxon ones.
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Congress removed the civilian governments in the South in 1867 and put the former Confederacy under the rule of the U.S. Army. The army then conducted new elections in which the elections freed slaves.
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Section 1 of the Amendment was to deny citizenship to slaves and It states that all persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction.
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Wyoming becomes the first state to let woman vote