The Confederate states did not recognize the Emancipation Proclamation as law because of what reason?

It did not identify them specifically

They had not lost enough land yet

It was not written down

Abraham Lincoln was not their leader

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Valery Boone

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31 March, 16:34

The Confederate states did not recognize the Emancipation Proclamation as law because of what reason?

It did not identify them specifically

They had not lost enough land yet

It was not written down

Abraham Lincoln was not their leader

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Wilson Wells · Answer 1

The answer is d.

Explanation: The Confederate states did not recognize the Emancipation Proclamation as law because Abraham Lincoln was not their leader. This proclamation was made by Abraham Lincoln basically to free slaves from confederate areas. Jaferson Davis was the president of Confederate states at that time.

The Confederate states did not recognize the Emancipation Proclamation as law because of what reason?It did not identify them specificallyThey had not lost enough land yetIt was not written downAbraham Lincoln was not their leader

The Confederate states did not recognize the Emancipation Proclamation as law because of what reason?

It did not identify them specifically

They had not lost enough land yet

It was not written down

Abraham Lincoln was not their leader