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Amendments 11-27

Amendments

AmendmentDIscription
11 Extent a law suit against the states if a citizens from another state sues a different state it is not a federal matter.
12 President and Vice President on the same ballot the candidate for the President and VP are on the same ballot. voted together
13 abolished slavery ended slavery
14 citizenship is protected for all people all people who are natural born or naturalized gain citizenship no matter race
15 Vote for all no matter race allows all people to vote no matter what your race
16 income tax direct Gave the Federal government the right to tax the Peoples wages
17 Direct election of Senators the people of the state would choose there Senator
18 The prohibition of alcohol outlawed the manufacture,transportation,and consumption of all alcohol beverage
19 Woman's Suffrage Gave women the right to vote
20 Lame Duck period shortened the period between the elections and when officials are replaced
21 Repealed Prohibition Allowed the manufacturing,transportation,and consumption of alcohol
22 Limits the President to two terms President can only serve 2 terms/8 years
23 Suffrage for DC Washington DC given the right to vote for President
24 Abolition of the Poll Tax took away the tax to vote
25 Presidential Succession If the President gets killed a list of who then would take his place
26 Eighteen year old the right to vote Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
27 Limits on Congressional pay raises Congress can not vote to give themselves a raise
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