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Abraham Lincoln
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Haneen Qureshi
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Abraham Lincoln's assassination by hunting Qureshi.
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Okay, so you might be thinking to yourself, Who's Abraham
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Lincoln? And by whom did he get killed by?
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So Abraham Lincoln was killed by John Wilkes Booth.
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And Lincoln is one of the most respected and well
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known presidents of all time, and he was the 16th
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president of the United States, and Lincoln was actually the
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first president to ever be assassinated in U.
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S history.
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So Lincoln was against slavery, and he was shot by
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a derringer, which is a type of gun, and he
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didn't pass away until the very next day.
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Booth was a Confederate spy in an actor, and he
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was the youngest of 10 siblings.
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His family strongly believe in slavery and had slaves.
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Yeah. Okay, so Lincoln was assassinated in the Fourth Theater
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on April 14th, 18 65.
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This theater was in Washington, D.
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C. And he arrived at the theater around 8:30 p.m.
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With Clara Harris and Major Henry Rathbone.
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He was killed by Booth around 10 o'clock, and Lincoln
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didn't pass away until 7 22 and he was surrounded
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by his family.
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Okay, so it's really important to keep in mind that
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the South didn't really.
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It didn't really believe in having no slaves because their
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economy was the foundation of the economy was based on
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slaves. And they specialized in agriculture.
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So they believe that if slaves were abolish, their economy
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would just fail, and they wouldn't do good overall.
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So Lincoln wanted to abolish slavery.
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So a lot of people had mixed feelings about him
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in the South.
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Disliked him.
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So some people were extreme, and they wanted to harm
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or kill Lincoln.
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Some of the people that wanted to harm Lincoln were
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Lewis, Powell, John Surratt, Mary Surratt, Samuel Mad George Alsa
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Resort and many other people.
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So John Wilkes Booth was the one that actually ended
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up killing Lincoln.
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But like I said, a lot of other people had
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bad intentions.
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Okay, so Booth really wanted Thio harm Lincoln because he
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did not want his family to stop having, um, slaves.
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He still wanted to obtain slaves.
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So as a result, Booth shot Lincoln in a theater.
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Okay, So at 8.
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30 like I said, at 8.
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30 Lincoln entered the theater, and then Booth went to
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the box where Lincoln Waas and he shot him with
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a during ER and then Booth ran away, yelling The
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south shall be free.
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And then later Lincoln passed away.
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In Lincoln's last words were We will visit the Holy
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Land and see those places hollowed by the footsteps of
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the savior.
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There is no city on Earth I so much desire
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to see as Jerusalem.
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And then 1 to 2 days later, Booth was found
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and he was Sean spot.
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And then the people associated with Booth were either hung
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or they were sentenced to life in prison.
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Okay, so originally booths intentions weren't to kill necessary necessarily
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to kill Lincoln.
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His original plan was to kidnap Lincoln once he returned,
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um, from a play at Camp Bell Hospital on March
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17th. But Lincoln changed his plans and he went to
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a military ceremony.
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So Booth settled on harming him.
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Thought the Ford's theater.
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Okay, so Lincoln's death had a major toll on the
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relationship between the North and the South, and it just
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overall affected the whole economy.
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But like I said before that, Lincoln is such a
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well respected and well known president, and he's known for
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really setting the foundation for ultimately all people to be
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equal and the abolishment of slavery.
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And he's known for his well written speech speeches and,
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yeah, thanks for listening and have a good day.
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