AMENDMENTS 11-19.

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AMENDMENTS 11-19

AMENDMENTS 11 (1798) INDIVIDUALS CANNOT SUE A STATE IN FEDERAL COURT

AMENDMENT 12 (1804) 1. The ELECTORAL COLLEGE SHALL MEET IN THE SENATE AND VOTE 2. THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTING FOR THE PRESIDENT AND THE VICE PRESIDENT WILL BE ON A SEPARATE BALLOT.

MORE AMENDMENT 12 (1804) 3. THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE SHALL SIGN AND SEND THEIR BALLOTS TO THE V.PRESIDENT WHO SHALL COUNT THE BALLOTS IN FRONT OF BOTH HOUSES. 4. IF THERE IS NO MAJORITY THEN THE HOUSE WILL ELECT THE PRESIDENT

(AMENDS ARTICLE 1 SECTION 2 CLAUSE 3, A:1 S:9 C:1, A:4 S:2 C:3) AMENDMENTS 13 (1865) SLAVERY IS PROHIBITED! (AMENDS ARTICLE 1 SECTION 2 CLAUSE 3, A:1 S:9 C:1, A:4 S:2 C:3) CIVIL WAR AMENDMENT

AMENDMENT 14 (1868) CIVIL WAR AMENDMENT 1. AMENDS BILL OF RIGHTS SO THAT RIGHTS APPLY TO STATES NOT JUST FEDERAL ACTIONS 2. ALL PERSONS BORN IN THE U.S.A. ARE CITIZENS OF THE U.S.A. 3. NO STATE SHALL ENFORCE A LAW THAT WILL TAKE AWAY RIGHT OF THE CITIZENS

MORE AMENDMENTS 14 4. NO STATE SHALL DEPRIVE ANY PERSON OF LIFE, LIBERTY, PROPERTY, WITHOUT DUE PROCESS 5. NO STATE SHALL DENY TO ANY PERSON WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION THE EQUAL PROTECTION OF THE LAWS 6. ALL PEOPLE WILL BE COUNTED, NO ONE WHO WAS IN REBELLION AGAINST THE U.S. CAN HOLD OFFICE

AMENDMENTS 15 (1870) CIVIL WAR AMENDMENT THE RIGHT TO VOTE IS EXTENDED TO AFRICAN AMERICANS REGUARDLESS OF FORMER SERVITUDE

(Amends Article 1 Section 2 Clause 3 and Article 1 Section 9 Clause 4) AMENDMENT 16 (1913) CONGRESS CAN TAX INCOME FROM ANY SOURCES (Amends Article 1 Section 2 Clause 3 and Article 1 Section 9 Clause 4)

AMENDMENT 17 (1913) U.S. SENATORS WILL BE ELECTED BY THE VOTERS OF THE STATE THEY WILL REPRESENT

AMENDMENT 18 PROHIBITION THE MAKING, SALE OR TRASPORTING OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IS PROHIBITED (OUTLAWED AND ILLEGAL)

THE RIGHT TO VOTE IS EXTENDED TO WOMEN AMENDMENT 19 (1920) THE RIGHT TO VOTE IS EXTENDED TO WOMEN