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Lincoln had a large impact on America. Before he was assassinated, he managed to sign the Emancipation Proclamation, which outlawed slavery in the seceded states [the South] during the Civil War. Although segregation would continue, especially in the South, until the 1950's, it was a huge step toward equality.

Lincoln's election, however, also increased tensions between him and the South. The South, predominantly pro-slavery, was angered by his changes against slavery [the Emancipation Proclamation] and that the North was not punished by the proclamation; it led to continued bitterness between the North and South. A Southern radical, John Wilkes Booth, would later assassinate Lincoln.

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Q: What effect did Lincoln have with the North and the South after he was elected president?
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