What is suggested about the limits of the Emancipation Proclamation?

a. Slaves were eager to experience freedom, to fight for it, and were confident the North would protect them.

b. Not all slaves left plantations immediately in response to the news out of fear that it was not permanent.

c. Most former slaves enlisted in the Union army as soon as Union troops delivered news of the document.

d. he document ended up having little effect on slavery, as the majority of slaves did not believe it was true.

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Haley Leach

16 April, 08:32

What is suggested about the limits of the Emancipation Proclamation?

a. Slaves were eager to experience freedom, to fight for it, and were confident the North would protect them.

b. Not all slaves left plantations immediately in response to the news out of fear that it was not permanent.

c. Most former slaves enlisted in the Union army as soon as Union troops delivered news of the document.

d. he document ended up having little effect on slavery, as the majority of slaves did not believe it was true.

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Paige Ray · Answer 1

One of the things that was limited in terms of the Emancipation Proclamation was that " b. Not all slaves left plantations immediately in response to the news out of fear that it was not permanent," since many did not even know that the Proclamation had been issued.