Hardin County Kentucky

He was the 16th president during the civil war and saw abolitionists and helped to stop slavery

He was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth

Raleigh N.C

One of the first presidents to almost be removed by Congress in an impeachment and survive

He was a military governor for Tennessee then became vice president to Abraham Lincoln

Point Pleasant Ohio

General during Civil War known for skills on battlefield

Oldest of 6 children in family

Delaware Ohio

Presidency signaled end of a controversial era in American history

Was a Politician that ran for the Republican side

Fayetteville County North Carolina

First African American to serve for U.S senate

Was a civil war chaplain

Georgetown North Carolina

the first African American member of the House of Representatives

Fled to west indies during civil war

Beaufort South Carolina

Served longest in Congress then other African American men

Served 5 terms in Congress

Talbot County Maryland

Taught himself to read and used his skills to educate others

Was first born as Frederick Bailey

Danville Vermont

Was a leading Radical Republican in the civil war era

Controlled both houses of congress towards the end of civil war

New Lebanon New York

A governor of New York and Democratic presidential candidate

Was a very successful lawyer

Isle of Wight, Georgia

Served as a laundress, nurse and teacher and was born into slavery

Learned hot to read and write for employment in army

Ulster County New York

Her "Ain't I a Woman?" speech

Used to be named Isabella Baumfree

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