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Though many black leaders decried Lincoln’s tardy efforts to act definitively on slavery, when he finally did release the Emancipation Proclamation, both the freed and enslaved African-American community rejoiced at this decisive step towards freedom.
The ancient Greeks wear baggy clothing because for comfort as weather was hot
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Greeks normally wore a tunic made up of a rectangular cloth which was pinned at the side seams. Though it was as if they were wearing a sack around them it was well decorated with bright colours.
Chiton was the tunic that the male wore which was of a rectangular light linen cloth and it was comfortable for them while riding horse and at work place. For women it was Peplos- a thick woolen cloth which fully covered the body so that no body parts were revealed.
Himation that was a kind of woolen tunic which was worn during the cold winters which was used as both a cloak and a blanket.
