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4/27/2023 5:36:42 PM
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Explain
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He freed the slaves in the South just to try to cripple them. He didn’t care about black people. Northern slaves weren’t freed. He forced a Civil War. He was supposed to prevent it.
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I don’t think you actually know history.
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Go read it
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They seceded from the US. So it is fundamentally incorrect to say that only the southern states were affected. Only traitors were affected kiddo.
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Distinction without a difference Northern slaves weren’t freed.
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And when were the majority of northern slaves freed then? I think you’ll come to see that it was in 1804, well before the civil war. Then December of 1865, during the same year he was assassinated was the 13th Amendment ratified. During his expected 2nd term before being killed by a terrorist. So no, not specifically by the emancipation proclamation but it did lead to the full expulsion of it. Now there were still some indentured servants for a while after but that is still fairly different.
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Lincoln said blacks couldn’t integrate with a white society. He didn’t believe in equal rights. He wanted blacks to go back to Africa and tried to send some to Haiti.
