After lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation, great britain and france sent troops to the south. decided not to support the confederacy. sent troops to the north. ended slavery in their own countries.

the real answer is decided not to support the Confederacy.

the answer is B

The correct answer is B) Decided not to support the Confederacy.

During the American Civil War, the Confederate States were constantly trying to gain international recognition as an independent country. To do this, they needed a powerful country like France or Great Britain to recognize them in the international community. France and Great Britain did consider this, as they were avid trade partners with Southern states.

However, after Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation and changed the view of this war from a war on keeping the union together to a war focused on ending the institution of slavery, France and Great Britain refused to recognize the Confederacy. This is due to the fact that both nations already outlawed the institution of slavery and did not want to be affiliated with a country that was fighting to keep this institution around.

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