he thought slavery would probaly start back up but he was wrong it just got stronger
He hoped that his actions would help the Confederacy to rise up again.
now i am going to sleep with his wife
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Because Lincoln was going to free the slaves in every state and booth did not want the slaves to be freed.
John Wikes Booth assassinated President Lincoln in hopes of disrupting Union military tactics, as well as eliminating the possibility of the "Lincoln dynasty" in the words of Booth. He was concerned (as were many others) that Lincoln's tight association with the military and his tendency to act without or against the consent of congress may lead to a tyrannical takeover.
they did not know he was going to be killed
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There were four people convicted and sentenced to death by hanging. They were Mary Surratt, Lewis Powell, David Herold and George Atzerodt. None of them took an active roll in killing Lincoln. Mary Surratt was not involved in any of the planning to kill or kidnap Lincoln. According to John St. Helen, she was innocent. George Atzerodt was involved in the planning, but refused to take part in the killing of Lincoln or anyone else. Davis Herold and Lewis Powell were involved in the attack on Seward. They had nothing to do with Lincoln's killing. Herold did rejoin Booth and helped him in his escape. Then, who were Booth's accomplices? St. Helen's said that Vice-president Andrew Johnson talked Booth into killing Lincoln on the afternoon of April 14. John Stevenson (Knight of the Golden Circle) said that Booth then went to get support from the men financing Lincoln's kidnapping. When Booth informed them that he was going to kill Lincoln, they agreed to support Booth if he would also kill Vice-president Johnson and The Secretary of State, Seward.
He was going to run for president, but in the end he… answer: ELECTED NOT TO, booth, cloth, twelve, dawned
Booth in his diary writes how he is going to restart the civil war and how the south will consider him a hero. In his own mind he decided to kill Lincoln and if anything inspired him it would be his thinking that he was helping the south keep the war going. After his killing of Lincoln his diary reflects he was surprised about the reaction of people concerning Lincoln's death. The nation, north and south, were upset and they mourned the loss of the president. Booth expected people to help him and hide him, but one would and he found himself alone, hungry, wet, and hiding from the country wide search for him.
By the time he was caught he knew he would be, but his diary reflects that he thought he would be a hero to the southern states and that they would help him escape Union troops. The opposite was true and he didn't get any support from anyone to help him escape.
by following the person who is going to call you into the ohine booth that they use to call you
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it depends if its at a beach or a booth i started tannin when i was 4 but it was at a beach i have never been tannin at a booth
Because Lincoln was going to free the slaves in every state and booth did not want the slaves to be freed.
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