What was the fourteenth amendment, what did it do, and what is the Civil Rights Act of 1866?

staisil2008-10-08T14:54:21Z

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The fourteenth Amendment makes anyone born or naturalized in the United States a legal citizen. This made slaves legal citizens, which was the main intent of the amendment at the time. the Civil Rights Act of 1866 gave freed slaves more rights.

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Christa2016-03-13T09:48:09Z

Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution

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Shah2013-12-08T16:03:17Z

all citizens born in us is now us citizen, including blacks

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