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Slavery continued in the south until 1863, when the practice was abolished by the: a. united states supreme court b. bill of rights c. jim crow laws d. emancipation proclamation
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Slavery continued in the south until 1863, when the practice was abolished by the:

a. united states supreme court
b. bill of rights
c. jim crow laws
d. emancipation proclamation

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the answer is united states supreme court

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