13th amendment abolished slavery in the US. This was important from the point of view of human rights, and it also made clear that a conflict over slavery, such as the one between the South and North, would not happen again.
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Answer:
Using his inherent powers, President Lincoln imposed censorship, ordered a naval blockade, and issued orders while Congress was not in session.
Explanation:
In April 1861, Lincoln put habeas corpus into suspension, extracted funds from the Treasury, appealed to the militia of the state, and blocked the rebellious states in the lack of legislative authority. He was supposedly invoking inherent authority when responding to the greatest crisis the United States has gone through. But the decision of appealing to his inherent authority was made during an emergency in order to act without the existence of law and in some occasions against it, for the nation's well-being.
<span>allowed terrorists to murder thousands of citizens</span>
Prince Henry was so eager to find an all-water route to Asia because he wanted to so the Portuguese was able to trade with Asia and not have to deal with the Muslims and Italians. Prince Henry set up a school for sailors to find and travel the sea route to Asia.
