Childhood
He forgot that he was poor and strived to do his best.
He forgot that he was rich and strived to do his best.
He forgot that he was poor and strived to do his best.
He read a lot to become a lawyer.
He read a lot to show off.
He read a lot to show off.
He fought for what he believed in.
He fought to keep slavery.
He fought for what he believed in.
Every day he left to walk to school many miles.
Every day he left to go work in a factory.
Every day he left to walk to school many miles.
He found the selling of slaves awful.
He found out he was given a slave.
He found the selling of slaves awful.
Lincoln kept his promise to free slaves.
He kept his promise to lose ten pounds.
Lincoln kept his promise to free slaves.
He held his homework near the fireplace for light.
He held his hand near the fireplace and burnt it.
He held his homework near the fireplace for light.
Lincoln knew slavery was wrong.
Lincoln knew slavery was right.
Lincoln knew slavery was wrong.
John Booth hid in the theater that Lincoln went to and killed him.
John Booth hid in the arcade where he went to kill Lincoln.
John Booth hid in the theater that Lincoln went to and killed him.
He drove a tractor.
He brought an honest reputation to his position.
He brought an honest reputation to his position.
Lincoln chose a position of justice.
Lincoln chose a position of cowardice.
Lincoln chose a position of justice.
Before the Civil War, people still caught more slaves to do their work for them.
Before the Civil War, all races were caught to do unpaid work.
Before the Civil War, people still caught more slaves to do their work for them.
He dreamt a lot and didn’t work hard.
He dreamt and worked hard.
Lincoln grew to be president.
Lincoln grew to 8 feet tall.
Lincoln grew to be president.
After the Civil War, people bought hundreds of more slaves.
After the Civil War, people were not bought.
After the Civil War, people were not bought.