Which best describes the significance of the emancipation proclamation

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Lincoln issued the Emancipation, Proclamation to keep the foreign powers out of the civil war. It said that all slaves would be freed on January 1st, 1863, if the south hadn't surrendered by that time. It also kept foreign powers like Britan and France out of the war because they had already banned slavery.

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Answer: Significance of the emancipation proclaimation, is that slavery was abolished, and that black people were to be treated equal.

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