Well he didn't really ban slaves. He hated how African Americans were treated. He didn't ask for the whole civil war, his talk of stopping enslavement caused it. After the north beat the south, alot people hated him. Which lead John wilks booths killing Abe ate point blank. Even after the war, Africans were treated poorly. Not until Martin l. King were there equal rights for Africans. But in the end he was killed too.
Addendum: President Lincoln was one of many Abolitionists and wanted to see slaves freed. He however, did not think blacks should live among whites and stated as much. He was all for sending them back to their Native Lands. The big problem was that many slaves were born in America and had no real roots elsewhere.
In the end Lincoln was not assassinated over slavery but over a Confederacy that did not want to see Federalism succeed. Slaves were finally freed by the Congress of the United States 6 months after the end of the Civil War by the 13th Amendment on Dec.6th, 1865.
Until that time slavery was still practiced in the Northern as well as Southern States.
Abraham Lincoln stopped slavery on September 22nd, 1862
Abraham Lincoln was raised by his father who was a strict Baptist and did not believe in slavery. His views and the encounters Lincoln had with slaves themselves influenced his views on slavery.
To end slavery
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Abraham Lincoln did not own any slaves. Aversed towards the practice of slavery from an early age, Lincoln was responsible for its abolishment when he became president.
1863 I think
Yes they did. Abraham Lincoln banned slavery from slave states that included California.
Abraham Lincoln stopped slavery on September 22nd, 1862
Abe Lincoln did not like slavery.
Abraham Lincoln did not believe in slavery.
Slavery.
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Abraham Lincoln disagreed with slavery right from the get-go .. :) Hope I helped ..
Abraham Lincoln did not believe in slavery.
It was the issue of slavery that Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas disagreed about during their political debates. Stephen A Douglas supported slavery while Abraham Lincoln opposed it.
Abraham Lincoln & the Emancipation Proclamation.