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Why was the fourteenth amendment significant to the civil rights movement
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Why was the fourteenth amendment significant to the civil rights movement
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because issues for former slaves
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Because it ensured that each state guaranteed all citizens of the United States the rights granted under the Bill of Rights, regardless of skin color. And 'citizens' would classify those born in the United States, or naturalized.
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