Question

an outcome of the emancipation proclamation
slaves were set free from southern plantations
the civil war’s focus became ending slavery
the south pulled it’s army out of northern virginia
slaves in the south were encouraged to escape and fight for the union.
free blacks in the north were encouraged to join the union army
slaves in the border states were freed.
abolitionists started to support the war due the focus changing to ending slavery.
not an outcome of the emancipation proclamation

Explanation:

To determine which is not an outcome, we analyze each:

1. "Slaves in border states were freed" – The Emancipation Proclamation applied to Confederate - held areas, not border states (which were Union - loyal or neutral), so this is not an outcome.
2. "Abolitionists supported war (focus on ending slavery)" – The Proclamation increased abolitionist support as it targeted slavery, so this is an outcome.
3. "Free Blacks in North joined Union army" – The Proclamation encouraged Black enlistment, so this is an outcome.
4. "Slaves in South encouraged to escape/fight for Union" – The Proclamation made this a possibility, so this is an outcome.
5. "South pulled army from Northern Virginia" – Military responses to the Proclamation could include this, so this is an outcome.
6. "Civil War focus became ending slavery" – The Proclamation shifted the war's purpose, so this is an outcome.
7. "Slaves set free from Southern plantations" – The Proclamation aimed to free slaves in Confederate areas, so this is an outcome.

Answer:

Slaves in the border states were freed