Question

emancipation proclamation
the emancipation proclamation was a policy made by abraham lincoln in 1863. this proclamation was about halfway through the civil war, and after the win at antietam in 1862. the emancipation proclamation stated that enslaved people in the confederate states were free. although it had no legal bearing, it made the civil war about slavery and put pressure on the south.
frederick douglass, freed slave and advisor to lincoln, pressured lincoln to make the civil war about slavery so great britain would back out. great britain, who banned slavery, refused to help the confederacy.
which country refused to help the south after the emancipation proclamation?
great britain
japan
france

Explanation:

The text below the image mentions that Frederick Douglass pressured Lincoln to make the Civil War about slavery so Great Britain would back out, and Great Britain, which had banned slavery, refused to help the Confederacy (the South). So the country that refused to help the South after the Emancipation Proclamation is Great Britain.

Answer:

Great Britain