Which of the following was a response of the Emancipation Proclamation?

Northern racists felt that it was not right to free slaves

Southerners felt that the proclamation was not a law at all and just a political stunt by Lincoln

Northerners hailed it as a wonderful act

All of the above

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Kelton Reynolds

1 December, 09:42

Which of the following was a response of the Emancipation Proclamation?

Northern racists felt that it was not right to free slaves

Southerners felt that the proclamation was not a law at all and just a political stunt by Lincoln

Northerners hailed it as a wonderful act

All of the above

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Shaun Mata · Answer 1

Southerners felt that the proclamation was not a law at all and just a political stunt by Lincoln.

Explanation:

The proclamation was aimed at freeing slaves.

The south had already been taken away, its representatives were taken to the congress with supervision.

This one was not taken as freedom since it was only supposed to happen on the rebellious states.

President Abraham Lincoln used the "Vacate Congressional seats " tactic to know which of the states were still on rebellion.

Which of the following was a response of the Emancipation Proclamation?Northern racists felt that it was not right to free slavesSoutherners felt that the proclamation was not a law at all and just a political stunt by LincolnNortherners hailed it as a wonderful actAll of the above

Which of the following was a response of the Emancipation Proclamation?

Northern racists felt that it was not right to free slaves

Southerners felt that the proclamation was not a law at all and just a political stunt by Lincoln

Northerners hailed it as a wonderful act

All of the above