Which of the following best describes the most
immediate effect of the Emancipation
Proclama...
Which of the following best describes the most
immediate effect of the Emancipation
Proclamation?
(A) The outbreak of the Civil War
(B) The passage of the 13'h Amendment
(C) The freeing of enslaved people held in
border states
(D) The strengthening of the moral cause of the
Union
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