Strictly, no.
Lincoln allowed slavery to continue in the four 'buffer states' that had stayed loyal to the Union.
As for the Confederate states, Lincoln had no authority over these. So his Emancipation Proclamation (effective Jan. 1863) could not be enforced. However, it allowed Union troops to liberate slaves wherever they found them in the south.
By the end of the war, hundreds of thousands of slaves had been freed and many became Union soldiers.
the economic effected slaves during the civil war because when slaves got free they had 2 pay their own duse 2 everything
Yes. There was slaves during the civil war.
To weaken the Confederate states.
to free all slaves from slavry in the south
Slaves.
after the civil war
Technically slaves could not fight in the war unless they had permission from the owners or there owners had made them fight. But at the end of the Civil War all the slaves were set free this is what the civil war was about the North wanted the slaves to be set free but the south wanted slaves as they relied on them for there economy. this was the Cotton indusrty mainly when the North won the war they decleared all slaves free.
Slaves were treated poorly in the South, were it was legal. They were free in the north.
All slaves were set free after the Civil War and slavery was banned in every state for the present and future.
It's all Lincolns fault.
The Union soldiers thought that they were fighting for slaves to be free.
No they were against it that is why they had the civil war.