What impact did the Emancipation Proclamation have on the meaning of the war? A) After the Proclamation, a Union victory meant that Slavery would be ended in the Confederate States.

B) The Proclamation increased the chances of England coming to aid the Confederacy in order to preserve the Cotton industry.

C) The war became about state's rights and preserving the Union.

D) It was unclear as Lincoln did not clarify this in the Proclamation.

Correct answer is A. After the Proclamation, a Union victory meant that Slavery would be ended in the Confederate States.

Explanation:

Option A is correct because the Proclamation was to be included in all parts of the country.

B is not correct as England was out of this conflict.

C is not correct as the question of Union was a question raised even before the war started.

D is not correct as Lincoln was supporter of abolitionism since the beginning of his political career.

Due to their abilities and relation to church.

Explanation:

After the fall of the Roman Empire in 476, the church officials are better at running and administering things than the Roman Politicians because the roman politician has no ability of administrating the country while on the other hand,  church officials were able in administrating the government. The people also faithful and obey the sayings of the church officials because the  church officials were the leaders of their religion.