Hardin County,Kentucky

He was the 16th president during the Civil War and oversaw the abolition of slavery.

His family lived in a log cabin.

Raleigh, North Carolina

When he became president he made it illegal to have slavery.

He was the first president to be impeached.

Point Pleasant, Ohio

He was know for his skill on the battlefield

His wife and her family enslaved people before and during the war

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Delaware, Ohio

When he ran for president an won he held to his promise to remove all troops from the South.

He refused to have alcohol in the White Houses.

Fayetteville, North Carolina

He was most famous for being the first African American member of Congress.

He ordained as a minister.

Georgetown, South Carolina

He was the first black member of the Houses of Representatives, and petitioned for black to have the same rights.

He stayed in the the West Indies with his wife until the Civil War was over.

Beaufort, South Carolina

He piloted the Planter to move supplies between forts in Charleston Harbor trying to escape from the union.

He was born a slave.

Talbot County, Maryland

After escaping slavery he travel around the world giving speeches about slavery.

In 1877, Douglass visited his old owner Thomas Auld.

Danville, Vermont

When he became Chairman he helped secure passage that the legislation needed to finance the Civil War.

He graduated from Dartmouth in 1814.

New Lebanon, New York

He led a reformed movement that collected evidence prosecuted the notorious Tweed Ring.

He attended Yale University.

Isle of Wight, Georgia

She help the Union soldiers by helping them fight and she would cook for the wounded and teach anybody how to read and writing.

Her greatest achievement was writing a book called, Reminiscences of My Life in Camp.

Ulster County, New York

After escaping slavery she started fighting for equal right for woman and African American. And she had an famous speech called "A'int I a woman?"

Her first language was Dutch.

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