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The life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln is well-known to most Americans. The fortitude with which Lincoln fought the Civil War, the significance of the Emancipation Proclamation, and the gentleness of his ideas of reunification place him alongside our greatest presidents. Possibly the best-known aspect of Abraham Lincoln’s image is that of his top hat, in which it is said he often carried legal papers and letters. Assembling a stovepipe hat in honor of our sixteenth president is an easy task and one that you can share with your friends and siblings.
What You Need:
- 7-inch paper plate
- Black paint or marker
- 2 sheets of black, 9x12-inch construction paper
- Paintbrush (optional)
- Glue
- Tape
- Scissors
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