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How did blacks react to Lincoln's plan to abolish slavery by compensating owners?
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They were vehemently against the idea, as it seemed to recognize slaves as property, rather than human beings.
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What happened to slavery after the Civil War?
AnswerWhen the Civil War was over, The US Constitution was amended to abolish slavery so that all men and woman were free.
What was Lincolns view on African-Americans?
Lincoln was opposed to slavery and he wanted free blacks to form colonies elsewhere instead of staying in the United States.
When Abraham was elected what did he think about slavery?
Abraham Lincoln believed that slavery was completely wrong. You may have heard about the American civil war, with the Lincolns Union forces from the North tried to wipe out the confederate southern states, who believed in slavery. Abraham was still racist and believed that blacks weren't even with whites. I hope this helps
Why blacks left the South?
The black slaves of the 19th century used what was called the Underground Railroad which was put together by whites who were against slavery and freed slaves. The Secret Railroad lead to the North and Canada where it was free from slavery because obviously in the south it was more rural so they didn't want to abolish slavery.
What was life like for blacks after slavery?
slavery and the issues that it brougt
Who relocated blacks to the north?
The blacks moved North to avoid slavery.
How did slavery impact the blacks?
Badly
What did blacks go through?
Slavery
Where did blacks end up after slavery ended?
After slavery some blacks were already in Canada and the north, although some did stay in the south.
How blacks died during slavery?
blacks died during slavery because, they didnt have much food or drinks and they was beaten when they get acuse of stealling...
What state or colony was the first to outlaw the importation of blacks for slavery?
Pennsylvania was the first state to outlaw the importation of blacks for slavery in 1682.
Are blacks in slavery?
no not today they aren't but the used to be.
