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    The Due Process Clause, Interpreted to Mean That the States
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The Due Process Clause, Interpreted to Mean That the States

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Question 7

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The due process clause, interpreted to mean that the states could not abridge the First Amendment freedoms, is part of the


A) Third Amendment
B) Eighteenth Amendment
C) Fourteenth Amendment
D) Ninth Amendment
E) Second Amendment

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