Question

After the Slaughterhouse Cases changed the intent of the Fourteenth Amendment, how did the Supreme Court apply it?


The Supreme Court declared some rights to be opposed to the concept of "ordered liberty."


The Supreme Court declared that the Slaughterhouse Cases were irrelevant and continued as if they had never existed.


The Supreme Court used the due process clause.


The Supreme Court used the equal protection clause.

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Answer 1

No worries Xio I don't mind helping you out. What do you think this one is?

Answer 2

The Supreme Court used the due process clause. The Supreme Court used the equal protection clause. The Supreme Court declared some rights to be opposed to the concept of "ordered liberty." The Supreme Court declared that the Slaughterhouse Cases were irrelevant and continued as if they had never existed.Dec 23, 2017

Answer 3

Can I get Best Response

Answer 4

Ah okay, I believe it's C..

Answer 5

Please correct me if I'm wrong

Answer 6

Sorry was working on something at work. It does look like c is correct.

Answer 7

Np, I appreciate the help (: