The 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to all races (if born in America), due process, as well as equal protection. However, the 13th amendment abolishes slavery, and the 15th gives them the right to vote (only men). The 14th amendment is also used to incorporate other amendments to the states', and give the right to privacy (such as in the Roe v. Wade trial for abortion).
The 14th Amendment protects such principles.
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All African Americans became citizens as a result of the 14th Amendment.
Its immediate purpose was to make US citizens of the slaves, who were officially freed by the 13th Amendment after the Civil War. The 15th Amendment gave the former slaves the right to vote. In the broader sense, the 14th Amendment is known as the "Equal Justice" amendment and is has often been used in consitutional arguments involving alleged discrimination on the basis of race, sex, or national origin.
The Fourteenth Amendment broadened the definition of citizens to include African-Americans and others who were previously excluded. The Amendment guarantees certain legal rights, such as due process and equal protection to all.
The 14th amendment states that all citizens of America have the right to due process, regardless of race or any other reason. President Johnson advised Southern states to oppose it because he deemed it unconstitutional.
the 14th amendment
The 19th amendment guarantees all citizens the right to vote regardless of sex.
The 1st Amendment.
the 15th ammendment. Hope this helps-Sable06 ;)
The 1st Amendment.
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the 15th amendment .
What are you asking? There is no amendment in the U.S. constitution that allows the government to confiscate guns. The 2nd amendment guarantees U.S. citizens the right to bear arms.
Full rights of citizens, regardless of color
The 15th Amendment gave African Americans the right to vote, which would be included in "race, color, or previous servitude".
The 1st Amendment.
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The fourteenth amendment (ratified 7/9/1868) --Guarantees rights of citizenship to all persons born in the United States.