what was the significance of emancipation proclamation?
declared the start of the civil war.
it freed all sl**ves in the confederacy.
ended the civil war.
freed all the sl**ves in the united states.
7 answers
The significance of the Emancipation Proclamation was that it declared the freedom of all enslaved individuals in Confederate states that were still in rebellion against the Union. It did not immediately free all slaves in the United States, but it marked a major turning point in the Civil War and eventually led to the abolition of slavery nationwide with the 13th Amendment to the Constitution.
just pick one if the 4 answers listed..
It freed all sl**ves in the confederacy.
which factor led to the firing on fort sumter?
1) kansas-nebraska act
2) lincolns election
3) unions attempt to resupply the fort
4) southern fears of losing control
1) kansas-nebraska act
2) lincolns election
3) unions attempt to resupply the fort
4) southern fears of losing control
3) Union's attempt to resupply the fort.
what was the main goal of Abraham Lincoln during the civil war?
1) to expand the confederacy
2) to increase taxes
3) to abolish sl**vry
4) to preserve the union
1) to expand the confederacy
2) to increase taxes
3) to abolish sl**vry
4) to preserve the union
4) to preserve the union.
3 answers