It enabled Abraham Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation, by giving the Union enough confidence (The battle had forced the Confederate troops to withdraw, making it technically a Union victory) to change the focus of the war from bringing the wayward states of the South back into the fold, into a war to destroy slavery in America. One major consequence of the Emancipation Proclamation was that the European powers that were interested in helping the CSA were discouraged from interfering, given that their populations had a severe distaste of slavery, and a war to support slavery would not be taken well by their people.
In 1807, the year the embargo was passed, the total exports for the United States reached $108 million. One year later, that number had declined to just over $22 million. This is a loss of $86 million.
Answer:When Joan was 13, she began to hear voices. She determined that the voices she heard were sent by God to give her a mission. ... Joan of Arc came to see Charles for herself to convince him that she could lead France to victory. It was her passion and conviction that made him believe.
