Which of these scenarios would be considered illegal in light of the provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment? Native American men were not permitted to vote for president in the election of 1868. African American people born in North Carolina were denied citizenship in the state and the country. Former officers of the Confederate Army were not permitted to run for office in Southern governments. African American children were given equal access to education just as white children living in Southern states.

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Which of these scenarios would be considered illegal in light of the provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment? Native American men were not permitted to vote for president in the election of 1868. African American people born in North Carolina were denied citizenship in the state and the country. Former officers of the Confederate Army were not permitted to run for office in Southern governments. African American children were given equal access to education just as white children living in Southern states.

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Ernest Gordon · Answer 1

"African American people born in North Carolina were denied citizenship in the state and the country" would be a violation of the 14th Amendment, since this amendment made all people born in the US citizens.