Enslaved people in the south generally reacted to news of the emancipation proclamation by
a) enlisting in the confederate military.
b) protesting, such as by staging work slowdowns.
c) moving to the border states.
d) refusing to celebrate independence day.

a) enlisting in the Confederate military.

Explanation:

The emancipation proclamation is a proclamation by the government of the United States. The proclamation declared all slaves are freed from their bosses but the law was limited in many ways. This extended only to states that had seceded from the United States, leaving slavery in loyal Border States unchanged. In the south, many people reacted to the emancipation proclamation by enlisting in the Confederate military.

the answer is A :)

Explanation:

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