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Frederick Douglas, as well as many prominent black leaders.

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Q: Who was upset with Lincoln's caution about freeing the slaves?
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Why were upset the north with Lincoln's caution about freeing the slaves?

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Why were southerners upset about Lincolns election?

because they thought that he was going to keep slavery


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the slaves who worked on the sugar plantations felt scared and upset


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They felt very sad and upset when they got sold.


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They were upset about it because they didn't want to lose their slaves.


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What happened to Northern slaves when the Emancipation Proclamation was issued?

That would mean slaves in the Border states - slave-states that had voted against joining the Confederacy. Those people would have to remain slaves until the war was won, as Lincoln did not want to upset powerful slave-owners in these crucially important states.