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Who was rail-splitter and a lawyer between George Washington and Abraham Lincoln?
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agoLincoln was a rail splitter and an attorney.
Washington was a surveyor and a military leader.
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Which president walked miles to borrow books between Abraham Lincoln and George Washington?
Abraham Lincoln
How many years after George Washington began his first term did Abraham Lincoln become president?
George Washington became President of the United States (for his first term) on April 30th, 1789, and Abraham Lincoln was sworn into office in 1861. This means there were 72 years between the beginning of Washington's Presidency and Lincoln's.
What are the differences between Harriet Tubman and Abraham Lincoln?
Harriet Tubman was a slave from when she was a little kid but Abraham Lincoln was not.
How big were Abraham Lincoln's feet?
Abraham Lincoln's shoe size was listed between a man's size 12 & 14.
Was Abraham Lincoln the 14th US president?
No, President Abraham Lincoln was the United States of America's 16th President.
Where is a hyphen needed in Abraham Lincoln was a widely admired politician?
Between widely and admired. It should read "Abraham Lincoln was a widely-admired politician"
Where is the reflecting pool located in DC?
Lies between the Lincoln Memorial & the Washington Monument in Washington D.C.
What president was between Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln on Mount Rushmore?
your mom is between it.
What is the family relationship between Abraham Lincoln and John Wilkes Booth?
Lincoln and Booth had no family relationship.
Nomination of Abraham Lincoln and its effect?
It Started,The War Between The States.
Who won the civil war between the US?
Abraham Lincoln's side.
Abraham Lincoln elected to the presidency effect?
Abraham Lincoln's election affected the entire nation. For one, Northerners and abolitionists now had a strong central supporter in Washington. At the same time, however, Southerners felt their rights and freedoms would be taken away by Lincoln and the federal government. This is what lead to the attack on Fort Sumter, secession, and ultimately the war between the states.
