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US President Lincoln issued his final emancipation proclamation in January of 1863. The proclamation decreed that slaves in the Confederate States were free. It had no immediate affect in that most of the slaves in the Confederacy, remained under the control of their "owners".
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When was the rebellion against King John?
The rebellion again King John (the Peasant's Revolt) began in 1381!
A sentence for rebellion?
The rebellion in the ranks has continued to this day. PETA practices can be seen as a rebellion again animal cruelty.
How do you find an unsaved wordperfect document?
Try opening wordperfect again it might have recovered the document.
Why is the Whiskey Rebellion important in history?
Please learn to use proper grammar before asking questions again. It should be "What is the importance of theWhiskey Rebellion?"Thank you and goodbye.
Did the Emancipation Proclamation offer to let the slave states back in the union?
No, it stated that all slaves held in the rebellious states were emancipated (freed) from their plantations. Of course, since the states were in rebellion, it did not help the slaves all that much. However, since Lincoln was smart, he did not want to emancipate slaves in the border slave states that had not yet seceded from the Union, knowing that if he did, they would leave. This would take much of the supplies and much needed population that they would require for the war. It was merely a document written to let the South know that once the Union gained control again, they meant business; slavery was out of the question. For good.
Who sings the song He's Living Again?
The Bishops is the southern gospel group who sings "He's living again."
You refuse again and the interrogator leaves you alone with the document to think about it?
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What happened during shay rebellion?
during the rebellion, the farmers were fighting the government and the government didn't like it, so they arrested the farmers and made them say a pledge to never do it again. the farmers agreed and they got released.
How can you change the color of text within a word document when it is within a document that won't allow a color change?
Resave the document into your my documents folder, and change the colour (don't forget to save it again afterwards!)
Why do Peeta Mellark and Katniss play again in Catching Fire?
Snow wanted to kill Katniss to prevent a rebellion.
How can congress make changes without changing the document?
That depends on what document and what changes. Please ask this question again using words that make it clear what you what to know.
What issue constantly plagued Lincoln as the war progressed?
Lincoln was worried about whether his actions were correct at Fort Sumter. The Slavery issue came up again and again as well, with some people declaring emancipation well before the nation was ready for it. He reversed these decisions, but then eventually made the call himself, at least for the states that were in rebellion.
