We all have certain people that we look up to, whether it be a friend, family member, celebrity, or so on, they impact our life. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, the oldest of five ad part of the family with a spectacular history of bravery. All the men before him, in his family, that lived in America, served for their country and there’s no doubt that this strongly influenced Chamberlain growing up. Chamberlain was a college professor, but decided to leave his job early to help out with the war. Joshua went on to be a hero in the Civil War, most notably, day two at Gettysburg. He saved the far left on Little Round Top, and was praised heavily for doing so. Not only did he get his men to pull this off, but he also cared for each of them dearly, and encouraged them every step of the way. He was a true leader. Then, despite some severe battle wounds, he lived for a while after, and was named President of Bowdoin College, the 23rd governor of Maine, and won a medal of honor for his outstanding performance of patriotism at Gettysburg. All together he was a great leader, source of encouragement, and a role model for not just the people of the time period, but those who hear of him today as well. As a young boy in early times of American history, Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain grew up with war all around him. When he was grown up he decided to be a college professor. Then there started to be multiple abolitionists of slavery uprising. One of the most notable ones was Frederick Douglass. With all this fuss about ending slavery and Lincoln gaining presidency, slavery was heading towards the end of it’s career with a new war about to break out. All knew that president Lincoln was planning on abolishing slavery and as a result the Southern states decided they wanted to secede from the union. The president wasn't about to just let them leave, so he decided to issue a war against the Confederates. When this happens the inspired
We all have certain people that we look up to, whether it be a friend, family member, celebrity, or so on, they impact our life. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, the oldest of five ad part of the family with a spectacular history of bravery. All the men before him, in his family, that lived in America, served for their country and there’s no doubt that this strongly influenced Chamberlain growing up. Chamberlain was a college professor, but decided to leave his job early to help out with the war. Joshua went on to be a hero in the Civil War, most notably, day two at Gettysburg. He saved the far left on Little Round Top, and was praised heavily for doing so. Not only did he get his men to pull this off, but he also cared for each of them dearly, and encouraged them every step of the way. He was a true leader. Then, despite some severe battle wounds, he lived for a while after, and was named President of Bowdoin College, the 23rd governor of Maine, and won a medal of honor for his outstanding performance of patriotism at Gettysburg. All together he was a great leader, source of encouragement, and a role model for not just the people of the time period, but those who hear of him today as well. As a young boy in early times of American history, Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain grew up with war all around him. When he was grown up he decided to be a college professor. Then there started to be multiple abolitionists of slavery uprising. One of the most notable ones was Frederick Douglass. With all this fuss about ending slavery and Lincoln gaining presidency, slavery was heading towards the end of it’s career with a new war about to break out. All knew that president Lincoln was planning on abolishing slavery and as a result the Southern states decided they wanted to secede from the union. The president wasn't about to just let them leave, so he decided to issue a war against the Confederates. When this happens the inspired