they talk about the same thing
No. he was dead right when he was shot he was shot in the left side of his head.
No/Yes. To make a long story short. Counterfeiters attempted to steal his body and hold it for ransom. They unknowlingly told secret service who after a few problems arrested them. Also lincolns body was moved by the momunemt assocaiation secretly because of talk of more gravediggers.
In fact Lincoln owned slaves and viewed himself as a farmer or common man. Lincoln did not want to ban slavery on states that served as buffers between the Union and Confederacy states because the Confederacy would be able to attack easier its a battle strategy. Lincoln was more concerned with saving the Union at all cost than banning slavery
Sojourner Truth was a an abolitionist and women's rights activist in The United States of America, born Isabella Baumfree in about 1797. She delivered a speech at the Women's Convention in Akron, Ohio on May 29 1851. The gist of the speech was a plea for similar treatment for African-American women as their white counterparts. The most common version of the speech is entitled "Ain't I a Woman?", after a repeated rhetorical question in it. There's one big problem with this version of the speech: it doesn't match very well with how Ms. Truth actually spoke. The dialect used in this version has many characteristic patterns of an uneducated southern slave, but Truth was born and raised in New York and in fact spoke only Dutch until she was nine; the "I don' know nothin' 'bout birthin' no babies" type of dialect in "Ain't I a Woman" doesn't match very well with that, and today it's largely supposed that Frances Gage (one of the organizers of the convention) made it up based on her distorted recollection of what Truth actually said (and on her preconceptions of what a former slave "should" talk like). The Wikipedia page for "Ain't I a Woman" has both Gage's version (published twelve years after the speech itself), and a version that was published in an anti-slavery paper a couple of years after the convention. The broad strokes are similar, but the details are different, and the newspaper version is most likely much closer to the speech Truth really gave: in addition to being closer in time to the speech and more in agreement with accounts of the speech published shortly after the convention, Truth was actually working with the editor of the paper in question at the time that version was published.
slaves
hard.he didn't talk about it much.
Abraham Lincoln was the first president to be able to talk with his officers on the spot using the newly invented telegram. This allowed near instantaneous communication was something the south didn't have which left them at a disadvantage.
Many people wish they could answer that question for certain. Abraham did not talk about his family and left a big hole in his family history on his mother's side. There are many beliefs about who were Abraham's relatives. Unfortunately they are just opinion. On his dad's side there is a lot of information. Thomas Lincoln's family can be traced with confidence. However, many believe that Thomas Lincoln was not the biological father of Abraham Lincoln. Some believe he contracted a genital disease at ten and was castrated. Therefor, he cold not be the father of Abraham Lincoln. All the information on Abraham Lincoln's relatives continues to be in doubt.
Sojourner Truth, a famous 19th century abolitionist and women's rights activist, used those words as the opening of her speeches to captivate and engage her audience. She was known for her powerful and persuasive oratory skills in advocating for the abolition of slavery and the rights of African Americans and women.
dont try to act like what you're notif u dont talk with big words...dont use big wordsinclude dialogueshow emtionshope i helped!
I would say no because once there were very bad condition where he wouldn't be Abe to talk to other people for strict security
Ate some cherry pie his watermelon maid made him. He then met up with Abraham Lincoln to talk about how to get Obama to win being President.
with his girlfriend hawa.
yes.
Theater Talk - 1996 F- Murray Abraham was released on: USA: 18 February 2011
Yes