Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865): Learn all about the sixteenth president of the United States, who led the Union to victory in the Civil War. Filled with questions and activities throughout the text, this workbook is sixteen pages in length and is designed for use by high school American History students.
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Answer Key:
- C - Union, Pennsylvania
- Thomas Lincoln
- Nancy Hanks
- Answers will vary
- Approximately 12 months
- John Hanks
- D - slavery
- Black Hawk War (1832)
- Answers will vary
- Vandalia
- Answers will vary
- Mary Todd
- Whigs
- Republicans
- Dred Scott
- Abraham Lincoln, Stephen A. Douglas, John C. Breckenridge, and John Bell
- April 12, 1861
- Emancipation Proclamation
- John Wilkes Booth
- Springfield, Illinois
- Answers will vary
- T - vicissitude
- A - abolition
- O - secession
- M - quarrelsome
- K - oratory
- G - enfranchisement
- P - toil
- L - precedent
- I - malice
- F - dissipated
- B - anxiety
- N - quelling
- J - obelisk
- S - vacillating
- R - unrequited
- C - breadwinner
- D - bulwarks
- E - canvass
- H - immortality
- Q - unfalteringly
- Father, Thomas Lincoln; Mother, Nancy Hanks; Paternal Grandfather, Abraham Lincoln; Paternal Grandmother, Mary Shipley
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