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Passed by congress on December 6, 1865

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15th Amendment was passed February 26,1869

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Passed July 28, 1868

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The actual language of the 13th Amendment was to abolish slavery (get rid off) by freeing them and giving them education.

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2 Major people who supported the 13th amendment were Abraham Lincoln President of the North and South now and James Michelle Ashley who was a part of the Republican Party and representative of North

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Secretary of state William H. Seward supported it and so did Republican John Bingham

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People who supported the 15th Amendment were Republican Hiram Rhoades Revels and president Abraham Lincoln.

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The people who opposed it was Secretary of State William H. Seward and Representative John Quincy Adams.

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The 13th amendment was important because it got rid of slavery and the cruel punishments that came with it unfortunately.

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Men and Women are still experience slavery in prisons today working hard labor for cents today. The industry makes nearly 2 Billion Dollars a year and pays the 900 million prisoners almost nothing this violates the 13th Amendment .

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Ways African Americans were Denied these Rights After Passing Amendment

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Ways African Americans were Denied these Rights After Passing Amendment

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Ex- Slaves had to work to live with their former owners to "Pay' a debt that could never be paid off fully cause the other didn't pay them enough so they couldn't leave until they paid the debt off which mean't they would never leave.

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Vice President Andrew Johnson from the South was opposed to it and so was Confederate President Jefferson Davis

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The 14th Amendment gave citizenship too all born in U.S which mean't African Americans , formally freeing he ex-slaves from punishments.

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What is the 14th Amendment Due Process Clause?

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What is the 14th Amendment Due Process Clause? This video discusses the Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment and its relationship to the 5th Amendment Due Process Clause. To discuss further, feel free to send me an email and to comment below. Also, please visit my new website and blog.

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April 28, 2015 the 14th Amendment was violated when they killed an African American in Baltimore, other African- American residents fought for the equally rights that they have as citizens.Justice was not handled the way it should've right away.

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President Andrew Johnson veto'ed it and Ulysses S. Grant as President of GOP

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The 15th Amendment gave citizens the right to vote and not be denied because they had protection by the government.

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The Reconstruction Amendments: The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments

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Dred Scott Case was the case where the 15th amendment was abused by the South taking away their voting rights.

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They took away their court rights by setting Black Codes and sending most to long term prison sentence for small stuff.

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At voting booths they would set up a system that either took tooo long to vote or would ask African- Americans questions answers they didn't know and say they were wrong and couldn't vote till next year