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6. The Emancipation Proclamation of 1863(a) freed all slaves throughout the United States.(b) freed slaves in Confederate and border states.(c) was a symbolic statement of justice.(d) officially and formally ended slavery.(e) was meant as an appeal to now former slaves to serve in the Union Army.
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