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Shortly after his re-election in November 1864, President Abraham Lincoln focused on pushing for the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment, which aimed to abolish slavery in the United States. He worked diligently to secure enough votes in Congress, and the amendment was ultimately passed in January 1865. This significant achievement not only marked a pivotal moment in American history but also underscored Lincoln's commitment to preserving the Union and ensuring freedom for all.
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When was Lincoln reelected?
Abraham Lincoln was reelected in 1864.
What state was Lincoln in when he was reelected?
Illinois
What helped Lincoln reelected in 1864?
Sherman helped Lincoln get relected in 1864 because he was in love with him
Lincoln was reelected because?
there was renewed hope that he could end the war
President Lincoln was reelected because?
General Sherman Captured Atlanta.
Who was the Lincoln's vice president when was he reelected for the second term?
Andrew Johnson.
Was Abraham Lincoln the first president to to be reelected as president two other times?
no
Why was it possible that Lincoln would not be reelected in?
The North was discouraged by bad war news
What city was captured just in time for Lincoln to get reelected?
Atlanta was captured in the summer 1864.
What did Lincoln intend to accomplish?
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During which war did Nevada become a state?
During the Civil War. It was created to help Lincoln be reelected which is how Lincoln county in Nevada was named.
When was president Lincoln voted president?
President Lincoln was first elected president on November 6, 1860 and reelected on November 8, 1864.
