-hodgenville Kentucky

-he helped pass the 13th amendment

-he was the tallest president at 6'4

fayetteville, north carolina

first African American to serve in us Senate

before entering politics he was a educator

maryland

abolitionist,orator, and writer

he was the most photographed american in 19th century

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2. Birth Year to Death Year

3. State and Hometown

4. 1 thing they are most famous for doing during Reconstruction

5. 1 additional interesting fact about them

Raleigh, N.C

-johnson vetoed every one of these measures, but each time Congress overrode the president’s disapproval

-he came from the slave state of Tennessee

south Carolina

first African American in house of rep

he was forced to work for confederacy during civil war

April 4th 1792-august 11th 1868

 Pennsylvania

  radical views on reconstruction and advocating for the rights of former enslaved people

he never married but lived with his housekeeper who was an African American Widow 

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Point Pleasant, Ohio

known for signing legislation and using federal power to protect African americans

When he was seven or eight years old he could drive a team and began hauling all the wood used in the house and shops.

south Carolina

he tried to escape slavery by commandeering a confederate ship

he was a us Congress man

  New York

  ran for president in 1876

 he was a wealthy corporate lawyer 

Delaware, Ohio,

Hayes next attacked the corrupt “spoils system”—the giving of government jobs to party workers as a reward for securing votes.

Before Ruddy was two years old his brother, Lorenzo, then nine years old, was drowned while skating

Georgia

 first African American Army Nurse

 she taught children how to read and write which was illegal

 New York

 famous for powerful speeches on abolition and  women's rights

 she had a lot of famous speech during the woman's Rights Convention