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Which adjusted the declared purpose of the Civil War from specifically dealing with the issue of secession to include the issue of slavery?

A. The Thirteenth Amendment
B. The Fugitive Slave Law
C. The Declaration of Independence
D. The Emancipation Proclamation



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Final answer:

The Thirteenth Amendment broadened the Civil War's purpose to address slavery, outlawing it and granting Congress the authority to eliminate all 'badges of servitude.'


Explanation:

The Thirteenth Amendment adjusted the declared purpose of the Civil War to include the issue of slavery. This amendment outlawed slavery and involuntary servitude, giving Congress the power to eradicate all forms of servitude.


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