Answer:
The correct answers are A, B and D.
The Fourteenth Amendment protects the right to citizenship as a result of being born in the United States
, equal protection under the laws
, and the right to a due process.
Explanation:
The Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution is one of the three postwar amendments, enacted at the end of the Civil War.
This amendment guarantees the citizenship rights of every person born in the United States, with the objective of equalizing the citizenship rights of African-Americans with respect to those of whites.
In addition, it guarantees equal protection of laws by establishing that laws that limit or restrict the rights of American citizens cannot be created, thus guaranteeing equal rights and the absence of privileges among American citizens.
Finally, this amendment establishes that no person may be deprived of his life, property or freedom without due legal process, thus guaranteeing the right to defense and to be heard by a judge.
