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What happend after 1781 when Abraham Lincolns father went to Kentucky?
Abraham Lincoln\'s father, Thomas Lincoln, witnessed his father\'s killing by Native Americans. Thomas\' life was saved that day by his brother Mordecai, when he saw another Native going after Thomas, Mordecai picked up a rifle and shot the Native.
What was Lincolns positions on the issue of suffrage for African Americans?
They were entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Why did someone write a biography about Abraham Lincoln?
he had a lot of obstacles to overcome in his life
Abraham Lincoln important?
As 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln is one of the most important figures in American history. Quite apart from his admirably principled and successful personal life, his service as president during the fractious years of the Civil War may have been the most important factor in the preservation of the Union and the abolition of slavery.
What church did Abraham Lincoln attend in Springfield Illinois?
By most accounts, Abraham Lincoln was not religious, although he was certainly from a Protestant Christian background. But there is little evidence that he attended any church regularly for much of his life. However, Presbyterian sources say that in 1850, after the Lincolns’ son Eddie died, the family was comforted by the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Springfield; Pastor James Smith became a friend and support to Mrs. Lincoln, who did join that church, and at certain times, Mr. Lincoln went with her to services at the First Presbyterian Church.
