The Civil Rights Bill of 1866: - was proposed by border-state Democrats. - provided African-Americans with the right to vote. - defined the rights of American citizens without regard to race. - allowed states to determine essential citizenship standards. w - on the support of President Andrew Johnson.

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The Civil Rights Bill of 1866: - was proposed by border-state Democrats. - provided African-Americans with the right to vote. - defined the rights of American citizens without regard to race. - allowed states to determine essential citizenship standards. w - on the support of President Andrew Johnson.

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Answer: The correct answer is : defined the rights of American citizens without regard to race.

Explanation: This law established that all people born in the United States have the right to be citizens as long as they are not subject to any foreign power, for them there should be no distinction of race or color, or any previous condition of slavery.