Effects
The main 2 effects of the proclamation
What is enlisting black soldiers and abolishing slavery?
When the emancipation was issued/signed into effect
What is after Antietam/January 1, 1863
What Lincoln was before he was president
What is a prairie lawyer?
1960s movement that shows the effects of the Emancipation
What is the Civil Rights Movement
Where Abraham Lincoln is from
What is Kentucky?
This group of states weren't affected by the Emancipation
What are the border states?
The victory that allowed Lincoln to issue the Emancipation
What is Antietam?
Lincoln's greatest achievement as president
What is the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation?
The amendment that allowed all men to vote regardless of race
What is the 15th ammendment?
What the emancipation influenced Americans to later advocate for
What is the total abolition of slavery?
The first all black regiment that increased the enlistment of black soldiers
What is the 54th regiment?
The Confederate's opinion on the Emancipation
What is they hated it?
Lincoln felt this way about slavery
What is he hated it and thought it contradicted the Consitution?
The Amendment that provided freedom to all African Americans in the U.S.
What is the 13th Amendment?
The amount of times the emancipation was issued
What is twice?
The Europeans that refused to help the Confederates because of their hate for slavery
What are the French and English?
Where the Emancipation was signed
The reason Lincoln did not initially abolish slavery
What is he feared the secession of the border states?
The name of the process that reorganized the Southern states and Civil rights after the war
What is the Reconstruction?
The reason Lincoln's cabinet members didn't approve of the Emancipation
The way the emancipation made the war a fight for human freedom
The South's response to the implementation
What is refusing to back down and fighting for their beliefs?
The reason Lincoln chose to fight the Confederates rather than let them leave
What is he wanted to keep the unity of the Union?
What the Emancipation did for the civil rights movement (both 1800s and 1950s)
What is laying the foundation for change?
What the Emancipation showed about the president
What is showing the president's executive war power as Commander-in-Chief?