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Ambrose Burnside
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Post-Civil War Political Career Timeline

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This timeline covers Burnside's transition from military service to politics, culminating in his three terms as Governor of Rhode Island and his service in the U.S. Senate.
Railroad Executive
1866 - 1868
Following his resignation from the army, Burnside became an executive in the railroad industry, demonstrating his continued business acumen.
Elected Governor of Rhode Island
1866
Burnside successfully ran for Governor of Rhode Island and was elected to the first of three consecutive one-year terms.
Governor of Rhode Island
1866 - 1869
During his time as governor, Burnside focused on promoting economic development, improving infrastructure, and supporting education. He was a popular governor, known for his charisma and commitment to the state.
Elected U.S. Senator
1875
Burnside was elected to the United States Senate, representing Rhode Island. He served in the Senate until his death in 1881.
U.S. Senator
1875 - 1881
As a Senator, Burnside focused on military affairs, veterans' issues, and economic development. He was a respected member of the Senate, known for his moderation and commitment to national unity. Served as chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs.
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