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Which was a result of the 14th Amendment? 1. It put southern politicians and generals on trial for starting the Civil War. 2. It made the federal government more powerful than the states. 3. It guaranteed
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Which was a result of the 14th Amendment?
1. It put southern politicians and generals on trial for starting the Civil War.
2. It made the federal government more powerful than the states.
3. It guaranteed that Native Americans could not be forced off their land.
4. It gave the Supreme Court the power to impeach a president for treason.
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i think its 1. sorry if im wrong
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