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In which manner did the Emancipation Proclamation
change the course of the Civil War?
Select all that apply.
A Enslaved people in all the states where slavery was
legal rose in massive rebellions.
A
B The African American men were permitted to join the
Union forces.
C The immorality of slavery became the Union's focus
of the war.
D Abraham Lincoln was reelected with widespread
support the same year.

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