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What was the purpose of the Fourteenth Amendment’s equal protection clause?
to end segregation in Southern states
to abolish state laws that discriminated against African Americans
to protect freedom of speech and the press in the South
to guarantee voting rights of African Americans
to end segregation in Southern states
to abolish state laws that discriminated against African Americans
to protect freedom of speech and the press in the South
to guarantee voting rights of African Americans
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"Southern states were far different from the North not supporting blacks they used many things to try to bypass the laws of the many amendments made to protect African Americans." extend that sentence
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The purpose of the Fourteenth Amendment’s equal protection clause was primarily to abolish state laws that discriminated against African Americans. It aimed to ensure that all individuals, regardless of race, would receive equal protection under the law. While the clause has been interpreted and used in various contexts, its foundational goal was to provide equal legal protections and address the inequalities that arose, particularly following the Civil War and during the Reconstruction era.
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