How did Lincoln’s assassination impact the reconstruction of the nation after the civil war?
Samantha Hardison
Mrs. Hodges
Social Studies march 23, 2018
During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln was a good person, but the assassination of Abraham Lincoln was tragic. Poor Abraham Lincoln, he got shot in the back of his head in the theaters. Abraham Lincoln was the greatest man that was alive around the 1800s, but some people don’t think that and some people do. It was a 50/50 chance that he was the greatest person ever. Why do people want, does people wants to kill Abraham Lincoln?
Okay, listen up, this paragraph i’m about to do is about Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809 near Hodgenville, Kentucky U.S. He …show more content…
People don’t know why he has done, had done that, but John killed Abraham Lincoln. President Lincoln was sitting in the rocking chair and John Wilkes Booth come up to within about a foot of him, aims the gun at the back of his head, and fire(The Other Side of Lincoln: Lincoln's Assassination 2007). Poor Abraham Lincoln he was awesome to other people and most of the people. Why will people want to shoot him, he is a nice person, okay. His quotes before he died were: (Abraham Lincoln …show more content…
A even though there’s a voluminous literature on Lincoln,this particular angle is looking at Lincoln and slavery throughout his entire life--his relationship to slavery. His changing attitudes towards slavery. His relationship to other parts of the anti-slavery people, how his views changed over the course of his life (The Other Side of Lincoln: Lincoln's Assassination July 11). Foner’s analysis of Lincoln’s metamorphosis from an obscure country lawyer who opposed slavery to a wartime president determined to abolish the South’s “peculiar institution” forever is based on three core constitutional law; his mastery of the art of the politically possible and sensible to ebb and flow of public opinion; and his innate ability to learn and grow(The Other Side of Lincoln: Lincoln's Assassination Apr. 2011). Abraham Lincoln had to save the slaves and had to win the wars between the South Americans and the North Americans (fritz 7). He was a captain for April 21, 1832 to May 27, 1832 (Abraham Lincoln
Samantha Hardison
Mrs. Hodges
Social Studies march 23, 2018
During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln was a good person, but the assassination of Abraham Lincoln was tragic. Poor Abraham Lincoln, he got shot in the back of his head in the theaters. Abraham Lincoln was the greatest man that was alive around the 1800s, but some people don’t think that and some people do. It was a 50/50 chance that he was the greatest person ever. Why do people want, does people wants to kill Abraham Lincoln?
Okay, listen up, this paragraph i’m about to do is about Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809 near Hodgenville, Kentucky U.S. He …show more content…
People don’t know why he has done, had done that, but John killed Abraham Lincoln. President Lincoln was sitting in the rocking chair and John Wilkes Booth come up to within about a foot of him, aims the gun at the back of his head, and fire(The Other Side of Lincoln: Lincoln's Assassination 2007). Poor Abraham Lincoln he was awesome to other people and most of the people. Why will people want to shoot him, he is a nice person, okay. His quotes before he died were: (Abraham Lincoln …show more content…
A even though there’s a voluminous literature on Lincoln,this particular angle is looking at Lincoln and slavery throughout his entire life--his relationship to slavery. His changing attitudes towards slavery. His relationship to other parts of the anti-slavery people, how his views changed over the course of his life (The Other Side of Lincoln: Lincoln's Assassination July 11). Foner’s analysis of Lincoln’s metamorphosis from an obscure country lawyer who opposed slavery to a wartime president determined to abolish the South’s “peculiar institution” forever is based on three core constitutional law; his mastery of the art of the politically possible and sensible to ebb and flow of public opinion; and his innate ability to learn and grow(The Other Side of Lincoln: Lincoln's Assassination Apr. 2011). Abraham Lincoln had to save the slaves and had to win the wars between the South Americans and the North Americans (fritz 7). He was a captain for April 21, 1832 to May 27, 1832 (Abraham Lincoln