How Did The 14th Amendment Influence Radical Republicans?

White southerner's rejection of the fourteenth amendment increased the influence of radical republicans.American feminists objected to the language of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments because the legislation extended voting rights to black men but not to women.The south, as you can imagine, did not exactly like the 13th amendment. They saw it as a blatant effervescence to the southern mentality. In response to these prolific actions taken by the north, the south fought back. They knew that they had to abide, by law, but what they did was symbiotic. Using iso elimination, four southern states (alabama, georgia, tennessee, and kentucky) banned together and started killing off their slaves, under the idiosyncrasy that "the fewer, the better"