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Was Abraham Lincoln melancholy?
Yes Abraham Lincoln was indeed melancholy according to many that knew him. Today we would label that depression.https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2005/10/lincolns-great-depression/304247/
How do his accomplishments affect us today?
napoleons accomplishments affect us today because he was a very tricky man
In 1834 what was Lincolns job?
August 4 - Abraham Lincoln was elected to the Illinois General Assembly for the first time, representing Sangamon County, which was much larger than it is today. He ran as a member of the Whig Party. This was his second attempt to gain a political office.
Why do Channing Tatum accomplishments affect us today?
His accomplishments have affected us because he is the hottest man on earth and without his accomplishments we wouldn't know of such beauty
Why do you know Abraham Lincolns name today?
Lincoln is one the best-known US presidents. He kept the US together during the Civil War and issued the proclamation that effectively ended slavery in the US. His face is on the penny and the 5-dollar bill , there is an impressive monument to him in Washington , DC and many historically black schools bear his name as well as many towns and streets. We have many, many documented history books about the life of Abraham Lincoln, that's how we know about him today.
Why does music effect the way we act?
how does music effect people today?how does music effect people today?
If Abraham Lincoln was alive today will he be happy about today's USA?
Lincoln's dead!! Get over it!
What country does Abraham leader of the Jews come from?
Abraham came from the city of Ur in Mesopotamia (Babylonia; today Iraq).
How do Sandra day o'connor accomplishments affect today?
by being bad to people
Why are Greek accomplishments still admired today?
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Why do you think people today still find the meaning in the words of Lincolns Gettysburg address?
People today still find the meaning in the Gettysburg Address because they want to know what it means or what it is
That Lincolns measures to deal with disloyalty and dissent represented an abuse of power?
Looking at it today through today's sense of right and wrong and what have you, I would be inclined to say yes, it was abusive. But at the time it was not.
