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Abraham Lincoln first issued the Emancipation, which is 2 executive orders, one named states and two declaration of freedom states, then, in 1862, congress passed the Homestead Act, which is a federal law of the thirteen colonies, with Lincoln's support. Finally, Lincoln promoted the 13th amendment on 1865 and then it was adopted on December. 6th. After his assassination.

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He suspended habeas corpus and jailed some of his biggest critics.

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He suspended habius corpus.

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