In spite of all that, something good happened; slavery ended with the 13th Amendment, slavery was made illegal. Even though the 13th Amendment was added to the constitution, it did not abolish the slavery completely. In 1866 Civil Rights Act gave Blacks citizenship. It gave black the same rights and benefits...
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Congress passed the 14th Amendment protecting civil rights of blacks in1868. The 14th Amendment states that every person born in the United States was a full citizen. Even former slaves were full citizens. The 15th Amendment made sure that black people could vote. For a long time, most of the people who shaped the country were men...
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