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Who was the new york free black woman who fought for empancipation and women's rights?
sojourner truth
What did the Emansapation Proclamanation do?
The Emancipation proclamation basically Showed the right to African American slaves to be free and that every man had the right to be equal and that slavery was morally Wrong It over all saved the Nation from a degrading Factor of slavery and it's effects of people
How did the Empancipation Proclamation affect the north?
Yes. Lincoln's principal and most urgent reason for issuing the Proclamation was to keep Britain and France from supporting the South. Now that it had become a war against slavery, they could not do this without looking pro-slavery themselves. The failure of the South to attract support from abroad was one of the big factors that worked against the Confederates in 1863.
What if you're 17 and live in North Carolina you want to move out and get an apartment you have 2 jobs a car and receive Social Security if your father is against it what can you do?
Get emancipated by the courts.Or just leave, but i suggeset empancipation. HaADDED: The age of majority in North Carolina is eighteen. A minor must be at least sixteen years of age in order to seek an order of emancipation from the court. The court will consider several factors---including the parents' need for the minors earnings as well as the minors ability to accept adult responsibilities---in determining the best interests of the minor.If you are already 17, the best suggestion might be to simply wait a few more months until your 18th birthday when you will legally become an adult and automatically emancipated. By the time you go through the legal steps to emancipate early you will probably have already turned 18 anyway. CAUTION: For whatever reason it is that you receive Social Security income - check carefully - it may cease when you become a fully emancipated adult.
Did immigrants come to the US during the Civil War?
Well, in my social studies class right now we are studying the Civil War. After the draft law was put in place in early 1863, as well as the Empancipation Proclamation right before, there were many riots against it. Immigrants were concerned about the free slaves taking all of the jobs. There were riots against blacks all over the North. Two of the most popular took place in New York and Detroit.
