Abraham Lincoln for Kids - Part 2 (Presidency) | Bedtime History

The video explores Abraham Lincoln's life, from his challenging childhood in Kentucky to his rise as a lawyer and politician. It highlights his opposition to slavery, his election as President, and his leadership during the Civil War. Lincoln's dedication to keeping the nation united and abolishing slavery is emphasized, along with his famous Gettysburg Address. The video concludes with a visit to the Lincoln Memorial, reflecting on his legacy.

What was one of Abraham Lincoln's early jobs in politics?

• Senator of Illinois

• Mayor of Springfield

• Member of the House of Representatives

• Governor of Kentucky

What was Abraham Lincoln's stance on slavery?

• He was indifferent to it.

• He wanted to increase the number of slaves.

• He supported its expansion.

• He opposed its spread to new states.

Why did some Americans doubt Lincoln's ability to become president?

• He was too wealthy.

• He was from a different country.

• He had no political experience.

• He was a farm boy with little money or schooling.

What was the main cause of the Civil War?

• Disagreements over taxes

• The issue of slavery

• Territorial disputes

• Trade disagreements

What was the outcome of the Civil War?

• The South won and kept slavery.

• The North won and the country remained united.

• The war ended in a stalemate.

• The North lost and the country split.

How did Lincoln approach the defeated South after the Civil War?

• With harsh punishment

• With indifference

• With kindness and mercy

• With demands for reparations

What is the significance of the Lincoln Memorial?

• It is a place for political debates.

• It is a symbol of Lincoln's wealth.

• It represents Lincoln's dedication to unity and equality.

• It is where Lincoln was born.