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The preliminary emancipation Proclamation stated that the southern states could keep slavery if

The preliminary emancipation Proclamation stated that the southern states could keep slavery if
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The preliminary emancipation Proclamation stated that the southern states could keep slavery if

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Answer: B- they rejoined the Union

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the preliminary emancipation Proclamation stated that the southern states could keep slavery if they rejoined the union
Right after the preminary emancipation, the fedral legal status of 3 million slaves in the southern states were changed, but the proclamation did not applicate to the states that were not seceeding.
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