Because there were no public opinion polls in 1865, it's difficult to calculate the reaction of the defeated South to the news of the assassination of US President Abraham Lincoln. Based on Southern newspapers, the best answer to that news was mixed. Many hateful people were delighted with the news. That to one extent could have been expected. Some Southern people feared a retaliation from US troops stationed in the South. A minority, having read or known about Lincoln's mild 1864 Inaugural Address, and the hint of a mild reconstruction policy were saddened by his death. Former Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston declared the assassination a great calamity for the South.
The people were pretty sad and mad. What? I answered the question, you can leave!
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated at Fords Theater by John Wilkes Booth.
Andrew Johnson was the President when Andrew Johnson was. Andrew Johnson was the Vice President for Abraham Lincoln's short second term, ended by Lincoln's assassination.
Rumors of President Lincoln being a target for assassination started before he was ever sworn into office. The succession of the South started these rumors.
Abraham Lincoln was NEVER rich. In his earlier years, he was an unsuccessful merchant. He became a lawyer, but never amassed wealth. His assassination while President preventing him from "cashing in" on his fame.
Many Southerners, including Robert E. lee saw the assassination of President Lincoln as a terrible loss and a potential problem with regards to Radical Republicans who wanted to punish the South for the war. Lincoln was going to be generous in reuniting the nation, however, his assassination led to Reconstruction programs that were not effective.
Grant became president.
Lincoln was murdered in a theater
Abraham Lincoln.
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President Abraham Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln or the union urged southerners to reunite with them. Abraham Lincoln was the union president.
Vice-President Andrew Johnson became President when Lincoln died.
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His recently-appointed running mate, Andrew Johnson of Tennessee.
Answer President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.
In 1867, President Abraham Lincoln was the first U.S. President assasinated.