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    Abraham Lincoln, was an incredible president in terms of what he accomplished in bettering our nation, however, he was not justified in his expansion of the executive branch. This caused many unjust occurrences both to the government, and the people. In doing this, he opened the door for other presidents, giving them justification in their actions, caused the unlawful treatment of many citizens, and allowed for deaths of citizens. One of the main issues with Lincoln expanding presidential power, is that he gave other presidents, justification for similar acts in their mind. Whether it be Woodrow Wilson during World War I or President Roosevelt in World War II, they both felt that because Lincoln banned the Habeas Corpus they had ample reasoning…

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    Lincoln On Leadership

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    Lincoln on Leadership Stephanie Kamataris MCPHS University Lincoln on Leadership Lincoln on Leadership by Donald T. Phillips, illustrates the type of leader the former president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, was. President Lincoln is the main character. Supporting characters include his confidantes William H. Seward, Lincoln’s secretary of state; Edward M. Stanton, Lincoln’s second secretary of war; and George Brinton McClellan, Lincoln’s general-in-chief. The novel entails…

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    Killing Lincoln

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    Bill O’Reilly’s book Killing Lincoln goes into depth of the assassination of one of America’s greatest Presidents: Abraham Lincoln. He analyzes events leading up to and after the assassination as well as the roles played by different individuals surrounding Lincoln’s untimely death. In his writings, O’Reilly addresses the following key points: 1. The Civil War 2. Post War and Peace 3. Lincoln’s Assassination 4. The Hunt for Booth Killing Lincoln is separated into four different parts, which…

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    Memorializing individuals and events creates a remembrance to the past, and if the event is significant enough, monuments are created. However, these structures take time and the appropriate materials to last and be enjoyed. For example, the Lincoln Memorial was sculpted from marble to preserve and observe the legacy of Abraham Lincoln. A person must demonstrate greatness and accomplishment while an event must ultimately demonstrate remembrance to be recognized as a memorial. First, the…

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    Both Lincoln and Johnson came from humble origins. Lincoln and Johnson were both self taught.Lincoln was born in a log cabin in Kentucky. Lincoln and Johnson were both self taught. Lincoln’s father was not very educated, so his mother was the one who taught him how to read. Unfortunately she died when he has nine. Johnson was born in North Carolina. His father died at the age of thirteen. Johnson left his family and opened a tailor shop where he learned to read and write from the foreman.…

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    Entrance “Entrance”- Matthew McConaughey in the Lincoln Continental advertisement. The advertisement appeared on the NBC network. The advertisement starts off with immense clouds filling up the sky. The reflection of the clouds can be seen in the beautiful shallow waters. The stunning outline of the horizon gives the advertisement a fresh and breathtaking spin. A few seconds later the Lincoln Continental, being driven by Mathew McConaughey, drives in with high speed leaving a trail in the water…

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    Before the election of 1860, Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln had already ran against each other in the senatorial campaign for Illinois in 1859. (The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica. “Lincoln-Douglas Debates.” Paragraph 1). During the senatorial campaign Lincoln and Douglas had seven debates throughout the state of Illinois, these were known as the Great Debates. Slavery was the main issue the candidates debated over, as it was also a popular topic during this time. (History.com staff,…

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    Lincoln Movie Negotiation

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    biopic movie entitled “Lincoln” directed by Steven Spielberg on 2012, is focused on the sixteenth president of United States of America, which is Abraham Lincoln to end the civil war and forever ban the slavery during his second term in the House of Representatives in 1865. However, Lincoln is pertained that once the war ended, his Emancipation Proclamation might be rejected by the court and the Thirteenth Amendment will be crushed. As the Republican prioritized to end the war immediately, the…

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    Lincoln Movie Accuracy

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    The Lincoln movie was mostly on how Abraham Lincoln tried to abolish slavery through the 13th Amendment in a certain amount of time. This is a historical movie based on facts on how he did so, and also some facts on what type of person he was and how he lived. Though this movie was based on facts, it does have scenes that are not entirely true. People don’t know how Lincoln entire life was, but made changes based on rumors, and facts. The Lincoln movie do have historical accuracy, but also some…

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    Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president. He was president from 1861 - 1865. He helped free many black slaves and supported freeing black slaves for most of his life. Abraham Lincoln was born in Hodgenville Kentucky on February 12, 1809. His biological parents were Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks Lincoln. On October 5, 1809 Abraham’s mother died. He was very upset about his mother's death. Barely a year after Nancy’s death, Thomas remarried. Sarah Bush Johnston became Abraham’s step-mother. Sarah…

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