Out of all the American presidents, Abraham Lincoln is the most famous. The American President, who began the fight against slavery and made sure that no U. S. State would ever attempt secession again, was known for his great personality, sense of humor and, smart statesmanship. You should definitely take this quiz, if you are a true Lincoln fan!
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Virginia
Texas
Scienctist
Postmaster
Store Clerk
Surveyor
Farmer
Whig and Republican
Whig and Democrat
Only Republican
Only Democrat
Republican and Democrat
Chicago
Kentucky
Springfield
Nashville
Jamestown
1 girl and 1 boy
2 girls and 2 boys
3 girls
4 boys
5 girls
He was the tallest President.
He was the first President to have a beard while in office.
He is the only President ever to hold a patent.
He was the first President to own a dog while in office.
None of the above
Poisoned milk
An accident while cooking
A fall from a tree
An attack from a farm animal
1st
14th
43rd
16th
Everett Theatre, Washington DC
National Theatre, Washington DC
Lincoln Theatre,Washington DC
Ford Theatre, Washington DC
None of the above
America to Arms
My American Cousin
My Darling American
American Graffiti
James Wilkes Boothe
John Wilkes Boothe
George Wilkes Boothe
Jefferson Wilkes Boothe
World War I
World War II
Civil War
War of the Worlds
None of the above
He lived a long life and died of natural causes.
He was killed by the British.
He was killed by Indians.
He hasn't died. He lives in the cabin where Lincoln was born.
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Washington , D. C.
Mary Todd
Nancy Hanks
Sarah Bush Johnston
Pocohontas
None of the above
He became one of the most successful farmers in Indiana.
He was the only child of Lincoln to live to adulthood.
He was a traveling salesman and traded with the Indians.
He became the president after his father's assassination.
One
Two
Three
Four
Hardin County, Kentucky
Frankfort, Kentucky
Springfield, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Tompkinsville, KY
Edgar Allen Poe
Major Rathbone
Hannibal Hamlin
Andrew Johnson
John Wilkes Booth
It was the end of the play.
It was during intermission.
It was at a funny part in the play.
It was a very sad part of the play.
....be all that you can be."
....be a good one."
... be whoever you are."
... be it."
His hat.
His briefcase.
His left front pocket.
His back pocket.
Honest Abe
Rail Splitter
The Industrial Giant
The Great Emancipator
$1 bill
$5 bill
$10 bill
$20 bill
Tom
Jim
Bill
John
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