IntroductionA. General informationB. AnecdoteC. CardEarly Life/StudentA. Serious studentB. Allegheny Collegei. Illness caused abandonmentC. Worked full timeii. Worked as a clerkMilitary careerA. Enlisted after the start of the warB. I climbed the rankings quickly. I went to find courageC. Fought in savage battlesii. Battle of Antietam CreekLaw careerA. Entered law school at AlbanyB. Open law firm. Partner Justice George W. Beldenii. Opened in Canton, OhioC. I met Ida Saxtoniii. Married January 25, 1871D. Childreniii. Katie had been in 1871iiii. 1873, had Ida's political career. Elected to the House of RepresentativesB. 1891 elected governor of OhioC. First term. Captured Guam, Philippines and Puerto RicoDeathsA. Léon Czolgosz assassinB. 8 days before deathConclusionA. MapB. Closing StatementHuffman 3William McKinley experienced a lot in his 58-year life. When he began his political career, he was elected to the House of Representatives in a heavily Democratic state, even though he was a Republican. People voted for him because of his handsome personality and he was even respected by opposing politicians. Previously, McKinley was a soldier in the Civil War. The Civil War alone was a terrible experience, but the sadness of his assassination was terrible. As President McKinley shook hands with his supporters, Leon Czolgosz prepared to do something that would shake America. When McKinley reached out to shake Czolgosz's hand, he fired two bullets, one deflected... middle of paper......omach. At first, doctors thought McKinley would recover from his injury. After a few days, he was able to sit up and take food and liquids for the first time. But a few days later, McKinley began to decline. Doctors found that the president's pancreas had been partially destroyed. On September 14, 1901, William McKinley died. William McKinley had a wonderful life from his birth until his death. His handsome personality made him a popular politician. William McKinley's life will be remembered, and his legacy at the White House will not be forgotten.BibliographyFeinstein, Stephen. William McKinleyBerkeley Heights, NJ: Enslow Publishers, Inc., 2002. Last edited November 21, 2014. Accessed April 11, 2014. http://www.mckinley.lib.oh.us/index.php/biography. “The Life of William McKinley. » http://www.yotube.com/watch?v=PGlxbl.