Most people would think that the South's reaction to Lincoln's assassination would be happy for them, and so did John Wilkes Booth. But actually, after the Civil War, Southerns became to like Lincoln and so really both Northern and Southerns wanted Booth. Booth thought that the Northerners would search for him, but the Southerns would fight for him. But Booth was killed in a barn in Virginia.
While it is undoubtable that many citizens of the South were happy to hear the news of Lincoln's death, the Confederacy had all but a small regime been vanquished or had surrendered at the time of Lincoln's assassination. He was mourned by the Northern states, save for the Copperheads, a liberal democratic group in the Union that strongly opposed the republican cabinet and the changes they were making. The United States Civil War was pretty much over by the time John Wilkes Booth made himself famous.
The South did not respond well to Lincoln's inaugural address, many felt attacked. Tensions rose, and four more states seceded soon after.
Reconstruction Plan.
Andrew Johnson being the first person to be president after Lincolns assassination
There had never been an assassination of a president before. However, it started a fad.
It was not Lincolns religion it was his policy to flee slaves and to forgive the defeated troops.
It was Mary Surratt who was hanged.
Lincolns prophetic dream is two weeks before his assassination, Abraham Lincoln had a dream that he was lying in a coffin.
It ended only with his assassination. He was one month into his second term.
NO. Marx had an airtight alibi, being in London, England at the time.
no. Because the last generation in the 1980's had conceived no children.
Andrew Johnson became president after Lincoln's assassination and was impeached in 1868 but was not removed, Johnson was the 17th president.
SHOCKED !
Many people spent time celebrating and then they were grieving because of Lincolns assassination.