Then
Enslaved people resisted, escaped, built families and institutions, and forced the nation to confront slavery’s violence.
The House approved the proposed Thirteenth Amendment, sending constitutional abolition to the states after generations of Black resistance and abolitionist struggle.
Enslaved people resisted, escaped, built families and institutions, and forced the nation to confront slavery’s violence.
Congressional passage created a path to nationwide constitutional abolition—but did not itself complete ratification.
Study both the freedom the amendment secured and the punishment exception that remained in its text.
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