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Who was the first head of the department that handled relations with other nations in 1789?
Abraham Lincon & Thomas Jefferson.
What is a good project to compare and contrast Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis?
A good way to compare Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis is to make a Venn Diagram
Who were the presidents of the North and South during the US Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln for the Union; Jefferson Davis for the Confederacy
What two presidents fought in the black hawk war in Illinois?
Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis
Who was a president who was a fan of the western expansion?
There were several; Thomas Jefferson, James Polk, and even Abraham Lincoln.
When did Abraham Jefferson Seay die?
Abraham Jefferson Seay died on 1915-12-12.
When was Abraham Jefferson Seay born?
Abraham Jefferson Seay was born on 1832-11-28.
Who was the first head of the department that handled relations with other nations in 1789?
Abraham Lincon & Thomas Jefferson.
How is Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson alike?
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Was Thomas Jefferson friends with Abraham Lincoln?
No. Lincoln was only 17 when Jefferson died.
What is a good project to compare and contrast Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis?
A good way to compare Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis is to make a Venn Diagram
What is the birthplace of both Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln?
Jefferson Davis was born in Christian City, Kentucky. Abraham Lincoln was born in Hodgenville, Kentucky. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President until he was assassinated in 1865.
Who was raised in the Midwest Jefferson or Lincoln?
Abraham Lincoln
Was Thomas Jefferson the sixteenth president?
no it was Abraham Lincoln
Who were Jefferson Davis's half brothers?
abraham lincoln
Who was elected president when the southern stated seceded?
Abraham Lincoln was the president-elect when the Southern states began to secede. Some of them seceded after he was inaugurated as President.
Who were the presidents of the North and South during the US Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln for the Union; Jefferson Davis for the Confederacy
