Answer:
C. To outlaw slavery and forced servitude
Explanation:
The Thirteenth Amendment (1865) was the first of a series of Amendment that aimed at recognizing the basic liberties of all race (especially of black people) during the Reconstruction Era. This Amendment outlawed slavery and any other system of involuntary or forced servitude, which was a system that had been so common in the United States so far, except as punishment for a crime; thus, from this point on, it became illegal to regard anyone as "slave" and to force one person to work for another person against their will.
