Southern states objected to the 14th amendment because it granted citizenship to former slaves who had been freed by the civil war. why then was the
amendment adopted?
a.
the slaves agreed to move to states who approved the amendment
b.
enough women voted for its approval that it was adopted
three-fourths of the other states approved the amendment
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two-thirds of the other states approved the amendment
e
a constitutional convention approved the amendment

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