Amendment XI
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Amendment 11 limits what courts can and can not do when on trail. The Supreme court may not accuse someone of a crime but instead figure the case out.
Amendment XII
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This amendment corrects some confusion with the general election of the president. Explains the role of the electoral college and what it's ment to do.
Amendment XIII
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Amendment number thirteen happened because of the civil war. This amendment is the banning of slavery in the United States and US territories as well.
Amendment XIV
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Originally protected the rights of free slaves after the civil war. Now, this amendment's purpose is to protect the rights of American citizens and restrains the states from taking away any ones freedom. Also, every state should have a representation in congress so that everyone has a fair say.
Amendment XV
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When a citizen turns the age of eighteen, he/her inherites the right to vote. Every race gets this opportunity including African Americans. As long as they are 18 by election day and are American citizens.
Amendment XVI
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American congress remains the right to collect taxes from the states and the citizens living there. These taxes include income.
Amendment XVII
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Every American citizen along with the right to elect or president, can vote for our senators. Again the citizen must be 18 years of age or older.
Amendment XVIII
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This amendment, was later repealed. This was the banning of all types of alcoholic drinks in the United States also known as prohibition.It was later repealed because of many gangs and mafias that formed in the early 1930's.
Amendment XIX
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Amendment 19 allowed and guaranteed woman the right to vote. This included any or all state elections, and the general election as well (president and vice president).
Amendment XX
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Amendment 20 describes the set dates for when congress should begin and end its terms. Along with this, it also sets the dates for the president and vice presidents inaguration dates.
Amendment XXI
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The twenty first amendment is the repealment of the eighteenth amendment. Meaning, alcoholic beverages would be allowed again in the United States. This is the only amendment passed to a previous one.
Amendment XXII
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Amendment twenty two limits the amount of time the president may stay in the oval office. This amendment was passed after Franklin D. Roosevelt was in office for 4 terms.
Amendment XXIII
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This amendment allows citizens in Washington, D.C to have the right to vote for the election. Since they are not a state, they did not have to right but finally they did.
Amendment XXIV
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Amendment twenty four holds pack poll taxes on elections. They made this happen because some states made lower-income than other states did.
Amendment XXV
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This amendment mainly focuses on the role of the vice president. If something were to happen to the president, that is where the vice president would come in.
Amendment XXVI
This amendment explains the voting age limit. Citizens of 18 years or older may vote. You can only vote in an election if you are 18 by election day.
Amendment XXVII
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This is the last amendment to the Constitution of the United States. This amendment states that no members in congress, senate or house of representation may except a pay raid unless they are getting re elected.