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His killer is definitely Lee Harvey Oswald.

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Ford's Theatre, in Washington D.C

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A drunk guard named John Parker made it easy for Booth to get into the president's box and therefore gave booth the opportunity to shoot lincoln in the head with a derringer.

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Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, U. S. Grant, and williams H Seward

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They believed this was the only was to send a message. John Wilkes Booth thought that his acts were the same as any abolitionist.

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AShton Foster, Miranda Campos, Travis Hardy, Emma Houston

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AShton Foster, Miranda Campos, Travis Hardy, Emma Houston

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Who: John Wilkes Booth
Lewis Payne
John H. Surratt
David C. Herald
Mary Surratt
Why: Booth heard Lincoln give a speech about how he would make freed slaves equal and be able to vote.
Targets/victims:

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Jeppie Johnson, Trevan Adams, Emmalee Gregory, Rodney Maguire

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Jeppie Johnson, Trevan Adams, Emmalee Gregory, Rodney Maguire

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John Wilkes Booth killed Lincoln in the Ford´s Theatre. Also Grant was targeted along with Cword. Booth wanted to kill lincoln because he stopped slavery.

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John Wilkes Booth, Lewis Payne, John H. Surratt, David C. Herald, and Mary Surratt

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Who: John Wilkes Booth, Lewis Payne, John H. Surratt, David C. Herald, and Mary Surratt
Why: They believed this was the only way to send a message. John Wilkes Booth thought that his acts were the same as any abolitionist.
Targets/Victims: Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, U. S. Grants, and William H. Seward.
How: A drunk guard named John Parker made it easy for Booth to get into the President's box and therefore gave Booth the opportunity to shoot Lincoln in the head with a derringer.
Where: Ford's Theatre, in the Washington D.C.

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Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
U.S. Grant

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Booth got a golden opportunity after the one guard, Jon Parker, got drunk.

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They believed this was the only way to send a message. John Wilkes Booth thought that his acts were the same as any abolitionist.

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John Wilkes Booth
Lewis Payne
John H. Surratt
David C. Herald
Maty Surratt