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3 years ago
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Explain the CONTINUITIES in America after the 14th amendment

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Igoryamba3 years ago
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If I'm not wrong it would be: In contrast I believe that there are substantial Between these 2 initial parts of our characters of living the 14 amendment advance and open to all the commercial Republic there was the heart of the original constitution by their success actions leading up to the succession the South showed that it recognized that commercials Dynamism And freedom so original founding would term slavery the Civil War just the realization of the guarantees that flowed from principles and let the original constitution

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