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A 4 page paper which examines why Abraham Lincoln is a figure who has had the greatest impact on the world since 1815. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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the world in one respect or another. From religious involvement to political pursuits, there have been countless individuals impacting the world. However, in picking just one individual, one who has
perhaps had the most influence on the world since the year 1915 the following paper argues that it was Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln One of the most simplistic
and intriguing things that most people know about Abraham Lincoln is that he was born in a simple one room log cabin, a man who came from essentially nothing to
become the most powerful leader in the nation. He was born in 1809 in Kentucky (Cybernation.com). At a very early age he had to work to help the family out
and he really only had one year of formal education in his childhood (Cybernation.com). He essentially educated himself, reading and learning as best he could while helping out his family.
This self education would eventually lead to his profession as a lawyer. These very humble beginnings illustrate just one reason why he is considered to have been so influential. Here
was a man who came from nothing, a man who had no heritage that would link him to politics, no money or chance for education. He was self taught and
knew what it was to suffer and be poor and yet he was humble and quiet. In these aspects he touched the soul of the American people, reflecting something of
who they were as individuals. It was in this that we see him as incredibly influential and like no one else. He was approached to become involved in politics
because he wanted to make a difference in his world. It was in 1832 that he "finished eighth out of 13 in a race for the Illinois House of Representatives"
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