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English, 09.09.2020 15:01 rayniqueamee2002

Which statements explain how Amendments XIII and XIV differ on the topic of slavery in the United States? Choose three options.

tion. Then,

A Amendment Xlll abolishes slavery throughout the United

States with no exception; Amendment Xiv makes certain

exceptions

B

Amendment XIV defines a U. S. citizen and includes former

slaves as citizens Amendment XIII does not.

except as

been duly

y place

C. Amendment Xill permits involuntary servitude as

punishment for a crime Amendment XIV does not.

D. Amendment XIV prohibits the denial of equal protection

without due process of law, Amendment Xill does not

E Amendment XIV gives states the right to determine

citizenship for its residents, Amendment Xlll does not

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