First: 2. At the age of 21(1830) Abraham Lincoln arrived in Illinois., Second: 6. Before becoming a politician he worked as a rail-splitter, a flat boat man, a storekeeper, postmaster and a surveyor.ing in Illinois and before becoming a politician, Lincoln worked as a rail-splitter, a flat boat man, a storekeeper, postmaster and a surveyor., Third: 5. After these odd jobs he enlisted as a volunteer for the Black Hawk War in 1832, eventually he became interested in the law., Fourth: 4. In 1836 Lincoln passed the bar examination and began to practice law, and in 1844 he moved to Springfield, Illinois to build his practice., Fifth: 1. After moving to Springfield he builds a very successful practice along with two partners., Sixth: 3. The first time he ran for office he lost, after this he was elected to Illinois state legislature, he served from 1834-1840., Seventh: 7. Then he served in the U.S. House of Representative from 1847-1849. After this in 1860 he was elected the 16th President of the United States.,

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