Question
What was the major impact of the Fourteenth Amendment?(1 point)
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It required that people be treated equally by states.
It required that people be treated equally by states.
It allowed only White men to be in the state legislature.
It allowed only White men to be in the state legislature.
It contained a declaration of rights that prohibited slavery.
It contained a declaration of rights that prohibited slavery.
It required the use of a literacy test for voting.
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It required that people be treated equally by states.
It required that people be treated equally by states.
It allowed only White men to be in the state legislature.
It allowed only White men to be in the state legislature.
It contained a declaration of rights that prohibited slavery.
It contained a declaration of rights that prohibited slavery.
It required the use of a literacy test for voting.
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GPT-4o mini
The major impact of the Fourteenth Amendment was:
**It required that people be treated equally by states.**
The Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in 1868, primarily aimed to ensure equal protection under the law and to provide citizenship rights, particularly for formerly enslaved individuals.
**It required that people be treated equally by states.**
The Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in 1868, primarily aimed to ensure equal protection under the law and to provide citizenship rights, particularly for formerly enslaved individuals.