The 13th (abolished slavery), 14th (granted citizenship and equal protection under law), and 15th (right to vote) Amendments together are known as

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the Reconstruction Amendments

the Freedmen's Amendments

the Radical Amendments

Lincoln's Amendments

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Clark

14 May, 23:03

The 13th (abolished slavery), 14th (granted citizenship and equal protection under law), and 15th (right to vote) Amendments together are known as

Question 5 options:

the Reconstruction Amendments

the Freedmen's Amendments

the Radical Amendments

Lincoln's Amendments

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Teresa · Answer 1

B. Freedman amendments.

A freedman or freedwoman is someone who was legally free from slavery, so you can see what I'm talking about. 13th made it so they were free, 14th was so that they were a citizen, and 15th was so they could finally vote.

Danny Mack · Answer 2

The freedmans amendments.

The 13th (abolished slavery), 14th (granted citizenship and equal protection under law), and 15th (right to vote) Amendments together are known asQuestion 5 options:the Reconstruction Amendmentsthe Freedmen's Amendmentsthe Radical AmendmentsLincoln's Amendments

The 13th (abolished slavery), 14th (granted citizenship and equal protection under law), and 15th (right to vote) Amendments together are known as

Question 5 options:

the Reconstruction Amendments

the Freedmen's Amendments

the Radical Amendments

Lincoln's Amendments