Emancipation Proclamation

Prior to the start of the American Civil War, many northern people and leaders were primarily interested in preventing the expansion of slavery to the western region, eventually winning a national position within the alliance . However, due to the division of the southern states and the beginning of the civil war, the continuing tolerance of the northern people to slavery in the south seems to have no constructive political goal. As a result, liberation changed rapidly from distant possibilities to imminent and feasible possibilities. Lincoln announced that it means saving the federation as much as possible by destroying slavery, destroying slavery, or destroying parts and holding the parts. Immediately after the antitam's battle (September 17, 1862), he issued his declaration to call up the rebellious state to regain their loyalty by next year, otherwise their slaves are free to declare It will be done. No state came back, and the threat statement was announced on January 1, 1863

As president, Lincoln will not make such remarks; as the US Commander and the Supreme Commander of the Navy, he can only give instructions on the area within his territory; however the liberation declaration is outside his boundary It applies only to the area of. Therefore, people have insisted on whether the declaration is actually power. It can be used fairly as a guide to the military policy and as a clue to the effect of the advertisement. Anyway, this is its precise effect

Its international importance is much bigger. The blockade of cotton supply in the world is a common disaster, the federal government and the people expect British and French governments to intervene in this war. Turning struggle into campaign against slavery made impossibility of European intervention impossible

The liberation declaration is not just a crusade to raise war to human freedom. It brings some substantial practical results because it allows the alliance to recruit black soldiers. Blacks responded quite a lot to the invitation to join the army and nearly 180,000 of them have joined the army during the rest of the war. On August 26, 1863 Lincoln reported in a letter to James C. Conglin, "Liberation policy and the use of colored armies constitute the greatest blow to the revolt".

Two months before the end of the war - in February 1865 - Lincoln told portraitist Francis Carpenter that "the declaration of liberation" is "the central act of my government, the greatest event of the 19th century". For Lincoln and his compatriots it is clear that this declaration is a fatal blow to slavery in the United States and was officially arrested after the thirteenth revision of December 1865 was ratified.

The Liberation Declaration ("Liberation"), the Presidential Declaration and the Presidential Decree were promulgated in 1863, declaring that all slaves in the southern state were free and did not actually release slaves. On the contrary, the liberation arises because the alliance needs more people to fight the Union and the most effective way to weaken the South is to take away the most valuable property from them - slaves. The promulgation of thirteenth revision for abolition of slavery and involuntary slavery, punishment of privilege and immunity to all citizens, proper procedure and equal protection, 15th revision, except for punishment for crime, The South banned the voting rights according to race, skin color, or previous slavery as the Jim Crow law was enacted and announced "legitimate" legality equivalent to "separation"

Many people believe that the liberation declaration led to the complete abolition of slavery. The "Declaration of Liberation" freed some slaves, but the thirteenth revision requested complete abolition of slavery. This was the main law for the permanent abolition of slavery in the United States and was passed in 1865. Let's see a series of events that led to permanent abolition of slavery. Slavery was always inherent in South America's economy, but it dates back to the early days of the United States. By 1861, the United States was involved in a fierce civil war. In order to maintain slavery, many Southern states want to withdraw from the alliance, the problem of division is at the forefront of conflict. But by 1862, Abraham Lincoln understood that the problem of slavery had to be solved.