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1. What was Abraham Lincoln before he became President of the United States of America? A carpenter
A lawyer A farmer
a wood-cutter
Answer: A lawyerAbraham Lincoln was a lawyer before he became President of the United States of America. He was an excellent speaker and at the same time, sensible and extremely honest. This helped him to win many cases. 2. What was the war between the northern and southern states of the United States of America called? Civil War Cold War
Second World War
American War of Independence
Answer: Civil WarThe war between the northern and southern states of the United States of America was called the Civil War. It started in 1860 soon after Lincoln was elected President for the first time. 3. When was Abraham Lincoln elected President of the United States of America? 1806
1860 1862
1865
Answer: 1860Abraham Lincoln became the sixteenth President of the United States of America in 1860. Just after this, the Civil War started.
4. The main reason for the Civil War was _______. the decision regarding the new President
the election of Lincoln to the legislature of Illinois state
the making of a statue of Lincoln
the fight against slavery
Answer: the fight against slaveryThe main reason for the Civil War was the quarrel between the northern and the southern states on slavery. The people in the northern states were against slavery, while the people in the southern states supported slavery since they wanted the slaves to work on their cotton estates. 5. Who won an important victory at a place called Gettysburg? Southern armies
Northern armies None of them won
They shared the victory
Answer: Northern armiesThe Northern armies won a grand victory at a place called Gettysburg in 1863. Lincoln's Gettysburg speech has become very famous, especially its last sentence: "We hereby resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain; that this nation, under God, shall have new birth and freedom; and that the government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." 6. In which year did Abraham Lincoln make the famous Gettysburg speech? 1862
1863 1865
1868
Answer: 1863The Northern armies won a grand victory at a place called Gettysburg in 1863. When burying the dead at Gettysburg, Lincoln made a famous address. The last sentence of the famous Gettysburg speech is: "We hereby resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain; that this nation, under God, shall have new birth and freedom; and that the government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." 7. The _______ armies were led by General Lee in the Civil War. northern
western
southern eastern
Answer: southernThe Civil War, which broke out just after Lincoln was elected President, was fought by two armies or forces. They were the northern forces and the southern armies. The northern forces were led by General Grant. The southern armies were under General Lee. 8. The _______ forces were led by General Grant in the Civil War. southern
eastern
western
northern
Answer: northernThe Civil War, which broke out just after Lincoln was elected President, was fought by two armies or forces. They were the northern forces and the southern armies. The northern forces were led by General Grant. The southern armies were under General Lee. 9. Who was the leader of the southern armies in the Civil War? General Grant
General Cornwallis
General Braddock
General Lee
Answer: General LeeThe Civil War, which broke out just after Lincoln was elected President, was fought by two armies or forces. They were the northern forces and the southern armies. The northern forces were led by General Grant. The southern armies were under General Lee. 10. Who was the leader of the northern forces in the Civil War? General Grant General Lee
General Braddock
General Cornwallis
Answer: General GrantThe Civil War, which broke out just after Lincoln was elected President, was fought by two armies or forces. They were the northern forces and the southern armies. The northern forces were led by General Grant. The southern armies were under General Lee. 11. Abraham Lincoln was the _______ President of the United States. thirteenth
sixteenth seventeenth
nineteenth
Answer: sixteenthAbraham Lincoln was elected the sixteenth President of the United States of America in 1860. Just after this the Civil War started. 12. Each term as President of the United States consists of _______ years. 2
3
4 5
Answer: 4 13. Complete this sentence : Abraham Lincoln is chiefly remembered for ... getting rid of slavery and uniting the States of America. fighting bravely in battles and reading many books.
talking and arguing with his friends.
getting rid of rich merchants who treated the slaves very badly.
Answer: getting rid of slavery and uniting the States of America.All Lincoln wanted was an united country and no slavery. He achieved this mission at the end of the Civil War. 14. What nickname was Abraham Lincoln given? "Father of His Country"
"Atlas of Independence"
"Hero of Appomattox"
"Honest Abe"
Answer: "Honest Abe"Abraham Lincoln worked very hard as a lawyer on his cases and was extremely honest. Thus he was nicknamed "Honest Abe". 15. Where did Abraham Lincoln die? Kentucky
New Orleans
Washington Indiana
Answer: WashingtonThe night when peace had been declared and everybody in Washington was pleased, Abraham Lincoln took his wife to the Ford Theatre. All of a sudden, a man called John Wilkes Booth who was half-mad appeared and shot Abraham Lincoln. His death in 1865 was mourned by the whole of America. 16. In which year did Abraham Lincoln die? 1856
1860
1862
1865
Answer: 1865The night when peace had been declared and everybody in Washington was pleased, Abraham Lincoln took his wife to the Ford Theatre. All of a sudden, a man called John Wilkes Booth who was half-mad appeared and shot Abraham Lincoln. His death in 1865 was mourned by the whole of America. 17. Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln at the Ford Theatre? Nathuram Godse
John Wilkes Booth Leon Czolgosz
Nathu Ramsay
Answer: John Wilkes BoothThe night when peace had been declared and everybody in Washington was pleased, Abraham Lincoln took his wife to the Ford Theatre. All of a sudden, a man called John Wilkes Booth who was half-mad appeared and shot Abraham Lincoln. His death in 1865 was mourned by the whole of America. 18. During Abraham Lincoln's assassination who was with him? His wife His father
His aunt
His mother
Answer: His wifeThe night when peace had been declared and everybody in Washington was pleased, Lincoln took his wife to the Ford Theatre. All of a sudden, a man called John Wilkes Booth who was half-mad appeared and shot Abraham Lincoln. His death in 1865 was mourned by the whole of America.
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