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History Lesson: Constitutional Amendments

Description:   US HISTORY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

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1 Abolishes Slavery in the United States Amendment XIII
2 Any power not granted to the federal government belongs to the states or the people. Amendment X
3 Authorizes the United States to collect income taxes Amendment XVI
4 Clarifies the line of succession to the Presidency, and establishes rules for a President who can not perform his duties while in office. Amendment XXV
5 Defines the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in cases brought against a state by a citizen of another state. Amendment XI
6 Ensured race could not be used as criteria for voting Amendment XV
7 Ensured that all citizens had rights on the federal level, but also on a state level Amendment XIV
8 Ensures anyone over the age of 18 can vote. Amendment XXVI
9 Ensures sex could not be used as a criteria for voting. Amendment XIX
10 Ensures that no tax could be charged to vote for a federal office Amendment XXIV
11 Freedom of speech Amendment I
12 Grants the right for Washington D.C. to have 3 electors in presidential elections. Amendment XXIII
13 Guarantees a jury in federal civil court cases. Amendment VII
14 Guarantees that punishments will be fair, and extraordinarily large fines will not be set. Amendment VIII
15 Guarantees the army can not force homeowners to give room board. Amendment III
16 Other rights may exist even if they aren't listed, and they still can be violated Amendment IX
17 Prohibition of Alcohol. Amendment XVIII
18 Protects the people from the government from taking property without a warrant. Amendment IV
19 Protects the rights of people accused of commiting a crime. Amendment V
20 Repeals Amendment XVIII (prohibition) Amendment XXI
21 Requires that any law that increases the pay of legislators can not take effect till after an election. Amendment XXVII
22 Right to Bear Arms Amendment II
23 Right to a speedy trial, and an impartial jury. Amendment VI
24 Set the limit on how many times a person can be elected president, 2 four year terms. Amendment XXII
25 Sets new start dates for the terms of of Congress and President. Amendment XX
26 State Senators chosen by state citizens Amendment XVII
27 redefines how the President and Vice-President are chosen. Amendment XII

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