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I would believe the emancipation proclamation is important for the north because of its factories. The loss of enslaved workers would hurt the south and would turn the british away from the south.

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Why did Lincoln think that an Emancipation Proclamation would help the North?

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What did the south think of the emancipation proclamation?

They didn't like it


Why was it important for Lincoln to think about all points of view before deciding to write the Emancipation Proclamation?

it was important to think about it because he didn't want a conflict and he wanted to include everybodies vote.


What do you think the reaction was to the emancipation proclamation by the slaves in the south?

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What constitutional issue involved Lincoln's proclamation of emancipation?

I think he issued the Emancipation Proclamation because he wanted to free all African Americans in the South.


How did Lincoln think the Emancipation Proclamation would hurt the South?

By making it impossible for free nations abroad to help the Confederates without looking pro-slavery themselves.


How do you think southern plantation owners reacted to the emancipation proclamation?

They were mad!!!


How did Abraham Lincoln free slaves from slavery?

He freed the slaves with the Emancipation Proclamation that said slaves could no longer be kept in the rebel states, also known as the South. Lincoln freed the slaves to try to keep the North fighting and to force the South back into the United States, Lincoln wanted to send all the slaves to central america because he did not believe whites and blacks should live together, Lincoln also was a slave owner.


Would African Americans be joyful about the emancipation proclamation?

You would think so.


What do you think would have happened if Abraham Lincoln had waited until after the civil war to issue the emancipation proclamation?

The main purpose of issuing the Emancipation Proclamation was international propaganda, as it had no actual effect in either the north or the south as written. It freed no slaves in northern slave states still loyal to the Union and although it declared the slaves to be free in those states then in rebellion against the Union there was no means available to enforce it. Thus all slaves prior to the Emancipation Proclamation still remained in slavery after it. Only after the Civil War was over did Union soldiers have the ability to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation in the south. The slaves in the northern states that did not rebel still remained slaves until the Thirteenth Amendment completely abolished slavery (as the Emancipation Proclamation explicitly left them slaves to prevent having those states rebel too during the Civil War).


What was the emancipation procimation?

It was a proclamation issued by Lincoln which freed all the slaves in states which were in rebellion (that is, the Confederate states during the Civil War). Lincoln threatened to free the slaves as a way to leverage the Confederacy into rejoining the Union. The Confederates refused. Lincoln followed through on his threat. Despite what many think, the Emancipation Proclamation did not free all slaves, only those in states which had seceded. Slaves in other states had to wait until the adoption of the 13th Amendment before they received their freedom.


What did the proclamation remind Americans of Lincoln?

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