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Gabriela Bell

5 March, 16:46

What was true about the Thirteenth Amendment?

A. It said that slavery was allowed if the majority of people in a state

voted for it.

O B. It said that people could be forced to work if they committed a

crime.

C. It said that African American males could vote.

D. It said that African Americans were citizens.

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