An accomplished actor and Confederate sympathizer who disputes the Union by orchestrating the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln shortly after the Civil War's conclusion.

A radical abolitionist noted for his violent approach against enslavement, igniting conflicts in Kansas and a failed raid on Harpers Ferry intended to spark an uprising.

A radicalized anarchist from a Polish immigrant background who assassinated President McKinley, invoking his turmoiled economic and social views.

The 20th U.S. President, assassinated after only a few months in office, known for his early advocacy for civil rights and civil service reform.

An unstable man whose delusions led him to assassinate President Garfield, believing he was owed a government position that never materialized.

A prominent anarchist and outspoken advocate for worker's rights and social reform who, despite her radicalism, disapproved of the use of violence in political acts.

The 16th U.S. President who led the nation through the Civil War and took significant steps towards ending enslavement before his assassination.

The 25th U.S. President, whose administration saw significant overseas expansion by the United States before being fatally shot by Leon Czolgosz.