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Abraham Lincoln established the Emancipation Proclamation to end slavery.

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Biography

• Born in the log cabin in Hardin County, Kentucky.
• Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hank Lincoln.
• Mother died when he was 9 years old.
• Father married a widow .
• A widow was Sarah Bush Johnston.

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• While growing in the manhood he received formal education.
• Sarah encouraged him to read.
• Undoubtedly read the Bible, popular books, and Aesop's Fables.
•   Activist Civil War, lawyer, U.S. Representatives 
• 16th president of the U.S. (1809-1865)

Positive Effects

• Slaves states might accept compensated emancipation.
• Slaves states can ending the war and acheiving freedom.
• Emancipation Proclamation is a sinificant contribution to the history.   
• I declared "That all person held slaves parts of the states shall be free.
• Rebellious states returned to Union.

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• Executive Proclamation that freed the Conderacy's slaves.
• The prolamation succeeded because it eliminated slavery's survival.
• Lincoln trusted history to resolve the legal and social problems.
•  Abraham Lincoln amend the South more the North.
• He agrees that slavery should be free and don't have punishment.

What positive efeects inside the EmAncipation proclamation document?

• To free acceptance or rejection of all Slaves States.
• All person that held as slaves within any States shall be forever free.
• Executive Government of the United States including the military and naval.
• Executive Government will recognize and maintain the freedom each peson.  
• Will do not act repress such persons and any effort they made for freedom.

Negative Effects

• Fitz Henry Warren the Washington correspondent for the New York Tribune.  
• Fitz Henry Warren began to take action against the South.
• On June 22, the New York Tribune's editorial page proclaimed.
• Page proclaimed: "Forward to Richmond! "The Rebel Congress must not allowed
• Union Army it moved to Virginia by late July and ensued the battle.

Negative effects ContiNue

• The battle of First Bull Run was a long and protracted contest. 
• About 3,500 total dead and wounded out of nearly 71,00 engaged.
• The tide began to turn quickly in favor of the Confederates.
• Confederates managed to lead a successful counterattack.
• Union troops fled in a chaotic and panic retreat.

Negative Effects Continue

• North fought because from trying to reclaim breaking the bonds slaves.
• The transformation into fight for freedom dramatically effected the war.
• African Americans often served as spies and lookouts for Union army.
• Lincoln afraid that slavery might bolt and join Confeceracy.
• Many slaves began to flee their masters' plantations to seek protection.

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• In the summer of 1862 , thousands of Native Amricans nearly starved.
• The Battle Of Antietam may justified Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
• Hardly stunning victory for the North.
• The battle of Gettysburg, which occured from July 1 to 3, 1863. 
• It was the most massive and bloody battle of the war .

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Wilsgive on, Kirt H. "Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation: The End of Slavery in America." Organization of American Historians. 1 mar. 2005: 1465. Web. 21 Feb. 2014.

Silber, Nina. "Manassas National Battlefield Park." Landmarks of the Civil War. N.p.: Oxford UP, 2003. N. pag. Web. 24 Feb. 2014. . .