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During the period of Reconstruction, how did the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States affect African-Americans?
The Amendment ended slavery in the United States.
The Amendment banned hate groups such as the Ku Klux Klan.
Freed African-Americans were given land as restitution for their enslavement.
Citizenship was expanded to freed slaves and African-Americans were given legal rights.

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amoregrayson
I believe the right answer is D.
Explanation: the reconstruction era in America was a period of time where America was being reconstructed and rebuilt following the destruction of the civil war. D is supposedly correct because blacks had to be given citizenship (which is stated in the fourteenth amendmen) after the civil war (which abolished slavery) and thus reconstruction began. New laws were being made and blacks were being given human rights (since slavery no longer exists)
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