Abraham Lincoln Quiz

Where was Abraham Lincoln born?

• Springfield, Illinois

• Washington D.C.

• Hardin County, Kentucky

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

What was Abraham Lincoln's profession before becoming president?

• Teacher

• Doctor

• Farmer

• Lawyer

Which year did Abraham Lincoln become the 16th President of the United States?

• 1861

• 1900

• 1776

• 1825

What was the main issue that led to the Civil War during Lincoln's presidency?

• Foreign invasion and trade disputes

• Economic inequality and taxation

• Disagreement over slavery and states' rights

• Religious conflicts and cultural differences

What was the significance of the Emancipation Proclamation?

• It declared that all enslaved people in Confederate-held territory were to be set free.

• It declared that all enslaved people in Union-held territory were to be set free.

• It declared that all enslaved people in the entire United States were to be set free.

• It declared that all enslaved people were to be sent to a different country.

Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln?

• John Wilkes Booth

• Lee Harvey Oswald

• John F. Kennedy

• James Earl Ray

In which year was Abraham Lincoln assassinated?

• 1820

• 1901

• 1776

• 1865

What was the impact of Abraham Lincoln's presidency on the United States?

• Expansion of slavery, division of the Union, and suppression of civil rights

• Increase in taxes, decrease in trade, and rise in unemployment

• Abolition of slavery, preservation of the Union, and promotion of equality and civil rights

• Destruction of the economy, weakening of the military, and loss of international alliances

What were the main challenges Abraham Lincoln faced during the Civil War?

• Negotiating peace treaties, managing foreign relations, and dealing with natural disasters

• Leading the country during a time of war, managing the Union army, and dealing with political opposition and criticism.

• Overseeing infrastructure projects, managing the economy, and dealing with social unrest

• Building a new capital city, managing the Confederate army, and dealing with economic recession

How did Abraham Lincoln's early life experiences shape his presidency?

• His early life experiences shaped his empathy, resilience, and determination, influencing his leadership style and decision-making as president.

• Abraham Lincoln's early life experiences made him a weak and indecisive leader as president

• He was born into a wealthy and privileged family, so his early life experiences did not shape his presidency

• His early life experiences had no impact on his presidency