12. Our enemies blewthe bridge to delay our advance. (by, over, across, up) 13. The president will come here next week to drumcandidate. (for, at, up, on)

14. Jane backedof the debate when nobody agreed with her. (out, off,
down, about)

15. When I was looking for my pen, I camemy lost stamp.
(by, over, across, upon)

16. The Minister of Education wanted to visit our school next week, but his plans have fallen(out, forward, through, down)

17. Our church wants to cut the amount spent on the Pastor's trips.
(out, on, back, by)

18. She was literally screamingrage. (in, by, with, under)

19. The board chairperson presidedthe meeting in a biased manner.
(in, on, over, with).

20. She could not make it to school for she was incapacitatedillness.
(with, from, by, in)

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12. Our enemies blew over the bridge to delay our advance.

13. The president will come here next week to drum for candidate.

14. Jane backed down of the debate when nobody agreed with her.

15. When I was looking for my pen, I came across my lost stamp.

16. The Minister of Education wanted to visit our school next week, but his plans have fallen down.

17. Our church wants to cut out the amount spent on the Pastor's trips.

18. She was literally screaming in rage.

19. The board chairperson presided with the meeting in a biased manner.

20. She could not make it to school for she was incapacitated from illness.

which of the following was specifically permitted by the emancipation proclamation?

free african americans were allowed to fight for the confederacy.

free african americans were allowed to enlist in the union army and navy.

enslaved people in border states were allowed to move to the north.

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