In what two ways did Northerners respond to the Emancipation Proclamation?
They did not approve of slaves being set free.
They did not think the document went far enough.
They believed the war was about secession.
They thought it should have not been written.

Question

In what two ways did Northerners respond to the Emancipation Proclamation?
They did not approve of slaves being set free.
They did not think the document went far enough.
They believed the war was about secession.
They thought it should have not been written.

darrenmadx · Answer

You can eliminate the first choice. the north was all about freeing the slaves

anonymous · Answer

They believed the war was about secession.
is one

anonymous · Answer

They thought it should have not been written

anonymous · Answer

so which one would it be

darrenmadx · Answer

I would go with "They believed the war was about secession"

anonymous · Answer

actually they are both correct

anonymous · Answer

darren can u help

anonymous · Answer

thanx i got it right, love the help

darrenmadx · Answer

well the it would allow you to pick two answers