The Emancipation Proclamation one of the most pivotal documents of American and African American history. It played a major role in the transition From Slavery to Freedom. It declared freedom for most of the nation's slaves, it created a challenge for slaves, the Emancipation Proclamation in law was very unsettled.

The proclamation it self-declared freedom for most of the nation slaves. According to the “slow ending of slavery” lines (1-3) On January 1st, 1863, after several hours greeting visitors, President Lincoln said his pain to the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring freedom for most of the nation's slaves more than 3 million men, women, and children in 10 states. Because of this, the proclamation is self-declared freedom for most of the slaves without it there wouldn't be freedom for the slaves it was the base for the transition for slaves from Slavery to freedom.

Emancipation Proclamation created a challenge for slaves because not of not all of them were free. lines 29-32,” placing the Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln had for legal and political reasons, Incorporated several key …show more content…
The text states in the lines 59-64 that, “Lincoln had Justified the Emancipation Proclamation, which conducted prior Supreme Court opinions, as“a fit and necessary war measure” but would only free the slaves of the 10 states the left the union and make the Confederacy until the 13th Amendment, which completely banned slavery, was ratified in December 1865. Two and a half years later, the states ratified the 14th Amendment, the so-called equal protection clause. The 13th amendment, which completely bans slavery, was ratified and December 1865. To and a half years later, do states ratified the 14th amendment, the so-called equal protection“ Clause”. Therefore the Emancipation was very unsettled because of the long process of implementing it into law but Lincoln justified it to the people and the Supreme