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What was so significant about the Emancipation Proclamation?

It stated that all slaves in the rebellious states were free.
It stated that all slaves in the rebellious states were free.

It reminded Northerners of why they were fighting the CIvil War.
It reminded Northerners of why they were fighting the CIvil War.

Slave owners were allowed to continue owning slaves.
Slave owners were allowed to continue owning slaves.

It gave Southerners the right to keep slaves.

Why did life in the South change after the Emancipation Proclamation and Civil War?

So many southern towns were destroyed.
So many southern towns were destroyed.

Many soldiers had died defending the South.
Many soldiers had died defending the South.

Plantations were difficult to run without slaves to work there.
Plantations were difficult to run without slaves to work there.

The South stayed as part of the United States.

How did the slaves feel when they heard about the Emancipation Proclamation?

angry
angry

excited
excited

bored
bored

cruel

The the last paragraph, in the sentence, "they gave speeches about the horrible institution of slavery," the pronoun "they" refers to

the slaves
the slaves

the politicians
the politicians

the citizens
the citizens

the abolitionists
the abolitionists

The passage "The Emancipation Proclamation" is mostly about

an announcement that ended slavery in a large part of the U.S..an announcement that ended slavery in a large part of the U.S..

a famous speech that Abraham Lincoln made on a battlefield.
a famous speech that Abraham Lincoln made on a battlefield.

how slavery in the South was different from slavery in the North.
how slavery in the South was different from slavery in the North.

Abraham Lincoln's most famous speeches.

Secede means to separate.

True
True

False

Emancipation means...

When Lincoln said that the Union Army will free and protect slaves, Northerners knew that they were fighting the Civil War to end slavery.

True
True

False

Whose picture is at the top of the Emancipation Proclamation?

George Washington
George Washington

Harriet Tubman
Harriet Tubman

Several abolitionists
Several abolitionists

Abraham Lincoln

The Emancipation Proclamation abolished slavery everywhere in the United States.

True
True

False
False


















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