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Q: Who asked the pharaoh to set the slaves free?
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Why was Moses asking for the slaves to be set free?

Moses was born a slave, but when he was born it was during the time that the first born son was to be killed. So, his mother put him in a basket down the Nile River. The Pharaoh's daughter hears his cries and in pity takes him in as her own son.


Who was the Pharaoh who would not set the Israelites free?

The Pharaoh in the Exodus story is never named - he is simply referred to as "Pharaoh".


Were slaves listed as freed in the Emancipation Proclamation?

All slaves that were owned by people in the South were set free. Not the slaves in the North. The 13th Amendment set all the slaves free.


When did slaves get set free?

1865


What did moses say to the pharaoh when asking for the hebrew slaves to be set free?

he said שלח את עמי (sh'lach et ami), which means "let my people go".


What plans did Washington have for his slaves upon his death?

He set them free when he died


Who freed slaves in California?

Abraham Lincoln set the slaves free.


When were the American slaves set free?

1865


Did the emancipation proclamation immediately set all slaves free?

No, it set them all free immediately.


Would slaves be set free if they fought in 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.


How many slaves were set free in 1865?

3,000,000


How many slaves were set free at the end of the civil war?

All slaves were set free after the Civil War and slavery was banned in every state for the present and future.