Chapter 1 • The Contours of American Democracy
2 The Fourteenth Amendment was added in 1868 to protect the newly freed slaves from discriminatory treatment. Soon, however, southern states began to pass laws that required racial segregation (“Jim Crow” laws). In 1896, the Supreme Court held that “separate-but-equal” treatment of the races did not violate the equal protection clause. ................
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