The choice that matches the Constitutional Amendment is Fifteenth Amendment: gave former slaves the right to vote.
<h3>What did the 15th Amendment do?</h3>
After the 13th Amendment freed enslaved people, the 14th Amendment made them citizens.
The South tried to take away the voting rights of the newly freed Americans so the 15th Amendment was passed to ensure that African Americans had the right to vote.
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The main goals of Reconstruction in the South were to reestablish federal control in the South. Another important goal was to facilitate the transition of more than 4 million enslaved people from slavery to freedom. Another goal was to rebuild the infrastructure of the South and restore the seceded states to the Union.
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