Kate warne, the woman who saved lincoln

Kate Warren, the first female detective in the U.S., played a crucial role in saving Abraham Lincoln's life. Despite initial skepticism from the Pinkerton Detective Agency, she proved her worth by uncovering a plot to assassinate Lincoln. Disguised as a Southern socialite, she discovered the plan and helped execute a successful operation to protect the president-elect during his train journey. Her vigilance is said to have inspired the term 'private eye', leaving a lasting legacy in American history.

What was Kate Warren's argument for why women could be effective detectives?

• Women are better at disguises.

• Women are more persuasive.

• Women can be very good at uncovering secrets.

• Women are naturally more observant.

What role did Kate Warren play in uncovering the plot against Lincoln?

• She was a Southern socialite who overheard the plan.

• She was a journalist who reported the plot.

• She was a spy for the government.

• She was a detective who discovered the assassination plot.

How did Kate Warren ensure Lincoln's safety on the train?

• She organized a group of bodyguards.

• She disguised herself as a conductor.

• She posed as Lincoln's sister and bribed the conductor.

• She alerted the authorities to arrest the assassins.

What was the outcome of Kate Warren's plan to protect Lincoln?

• Lincoln was injured but survived.

• Lincoln was captured by the assassins.

• Lincoln was safely transported without anyone knowing.

• Lincoln decided not to travel by train.

What term is said to have been inspired by Kate Warren's vigilance?

• Secret agent

• Private investigator

• Undercover detective

• Private eye