How did the 14th amendment weaken the power of the states

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These are four ways it weaken the power of states
It gave the federal government the responsibility to protect individual rights.
2.It corrected mistakes in the 13th Amendment.
3.It allowed the president to impeach state leaders.
4.It removed governors from the legislative branch of the federal government.

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