How does the decision in Meyer v$.$ Nebraska expand the definition of liberty protected by the Fourteenth Amendment?

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The Court decided that use of only the English language is not a test of United States citizenship, nor can it be required.

The decision required federal courts to overturn laws throughout the country that were meant to restrict immigrants from practicing their religion or culture.

The decision defined being allowed to speak and learn in languages other than English to be a $*$ fundamental right.

It weakened the constitutional right to privacy by making it illegal to speak German.

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