What were the effects of the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation? Check all that apply. The North became even more determined to end slavery.
Union troops had a greater reason to fight the Confederates.
The proclamation laid the groundwork for future civil rights laws.
The Southern states were finally able to secede from the US.
The Confederacy decided to end slavery to focus more on the war.

The North became even more determined to end slavery.

The proclamation laid the groundwork for future civil rights laws.

Explanation:

The proclamation of emancipation also received the official legal basis for the fight against slavery in the country. In such circumstances, the north became even more determined to deal with the confederation. Emancipation was both a model for establishing basic democratic postulates in the state and establishing the first constitution.

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