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Introduction
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Becoming Free and Independent States
• Disagreement and Disillusion
• The Revolution Begins
• Fighting the Revolution
Forming a More Perfect Union
Securing the Blessings of Liberty
The Thirteenth Amendment
• A Number of Valuable Slaves
• Death or Liberty
• Forever Free
The Fourteenth Amendment
• The Law
• Drawing the Color Line
• Education
• Protest
The Fifteenth Amendment
The Nineteenth Amendment
• In Most Humble Manner
• All Men and Women Are Created Equal
• Far-reaching Changes
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