What connection does Lincoln make between participation in government and the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation? The
government will provide jobs for persons held in slavery in states that choose to embrace the proclamation. States that participate in government are excluded from the requirements of the proclamation. States that have a certain percentage of persons held in slavery are required to comply with the proclamation. States that refuse to participate in government are exempt from the benefits provided in the proclamation.
States that participate in government are excluded from the requirements of the proclamation
Explanation:
Abraham Lincoln, the former United States President, in his attempt to end the American civil war, slavery in America and bring the Confederates back into the Union, issued an executive order which is widely known as Emancipation Proclamation, and among many other items in the order, started that, States that participate in government are excluded from the requirements of the proclamation.
Most Westerners and some Southerners wanted to go to war to gain land was not part of the debate over going to war with England in 1812 due to fact that there was no land profit for westerners and southerners
This was meant to add more specific regulations to the Sherman anti-trust law ('restraint of trade'). This law says specifically what companies cannot do. They cannot: -Lower costs to only some people -Force another business to sell only one company's goods -Buy another company if this makes a monopoly -Stop labor unions from trying to get more wages and better working conditions from companies
