What did the 14th Amendment do Question 5 options: Abolished slavery and gave African Americans the right to vote Abolished slavery and made African Americans citizens Made African Americans citizens and gave them equal protection under the law. Made African Americans citizens and gave them the right to vote

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What did the 14th Amendment do Question 5 options: Abolished slavery and gave African Americans the right to vote Abolished slavery and made African Americans citizens Made African Americans citizens and gave them equal protection under the law. Made African Americans citizens and gave them the right to vote

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Kirsten Lynch · Answer 1

Made African Americans citizens and gave them equal protection under the law.

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The 14th Amendment granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States-including former slaves-and guaranteed all citizens "equal protection of the laws."