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16 July, 20:59

Slavery throughout the United States was

permanently abolished by the

(1) ratification of the Constitution of the United

States

(2) approval of the Republican Party platform of

1860

(3) issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation

(4) adoption of the 13th amendment to the

Constitution

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