Abraham Lincoln
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1809Hodgenville
Abraham Lincoln (b. 1809, United States) was a politician, lawyer and statesperson who was also a farmer, postmaster and military officer over the course of his life.
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Who He Was
Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809 in Hodgenville, at Sinking Spring Farm, in the United States. Over his life, he worked as a farmer, postmaster, lawyer, military officer, and politician. He was a member of the Whig Party, the Republican Party, and the National Union Party. He served as a member of the Illinois House of Representatives, a United States representative, and President-elect of the United States before becoming President of the United States.
His Place in the World
Lincoln belongs to the worlds of US Presidents, Politicians, Lawyers, Generals, and Historical figures. He is also featured in the game Civilization VI and appears in Who's Who in Star Trek 1. His life and career span the worlds of Famous people and US Representatives.
Conversing with Lincoln
A conversation with Abraham Lincoln would reflect his background as a lawyer and statesperson, shaped by his readings of the Bible, Sufferings in Africa, and The Pilgrim’s Progress. He might discuss his political career, his roles as a farmer and postmaster, or his military service. He would likely speak thoughtfully about the Gettysburg Address and his influences.
Frequently asked
- When was Abraham Lincoln born?
- Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809.
- What is Abraham Lincoln known for?
- He is known for the Gettysburg Address, a notable work.
- What political parties did Abraham Lincoln belong to?
- He was a member of the Whig Party, the Republican Party, and the National Union Party.
- Where did Abraham Lincoln die?
- He died in Washington, D.C., at the Petersen House.
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Facts
- occupation
- politician·postmaster·lawyer·statesperson·farmer·military officer
- country of citizenship
- United States
- present in work
- Who's Who in Star Trek 1
- father
- Thomas Lincoln
- mother
- Nancy Hanks Lincoln
- spouse