Chapter 4, Section 2. 1. Enslaved people come under Union control 2. Fugitives are considered to be contraband.

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Chapter 4, Section 2

1. Enslaved people come under Union control 2. Fugitives are considered to be contraband

1. Cabinet supports the plan 2. Agree to wait for a Union victory

1. Bloodiest single day of the Civil War 2. Lincoln claims victory

1. Declares slaves in states of rebellion to be free 2. Does not apply to the border states

1. Does not free a single slave 2. Redefines the war as being “about slavery” 3. Ends any chance for a negotiated end to the war

1. Militia Act mandates that black soldiers be accepted into the military 2. All-black 54 th Massachusetts Regiment is formed

1. African American troops face prejudice 2. Face death if captured

1. Southern African Americans help Union Armies 2. Emancipated slaves organize military units