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Its Wednesdays!! Get out your Amendments List and finish it from the wall 5 minutes. Reminder: History of Life due Thursday! Test Monday Spiral needed by Monday!
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Do you know your Amendments?
Using last years textbook define the remaining 17 Amendments in your own words You have 20 minutes max!
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WHAT A TERRIFIC THURSDAY
Reminder: History of Life due Turn it in to your class tray! Test Let’s talk about this Spiral needed by Monday!
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Beyond the Bill of Rights Amendments 11 - 27
Lets talk about these amendments….
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Amendment 11 - 1795 State Lawsuits ~
A state cannot be sued in federal court by one of its citizens, a citizen of another state, or by a foreign country
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Revised the Electoral College
Amendment Revised the Electoral College ~ The electoral college will use separate ballots when voting for president and vice-president
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Amendment 13 - 1865 Reconstruction Amendment ~
Outlaws the practice of slavery in the United States
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Amendment 14 - 1868 Reconstruction Amendment ~
Granted full citizenship to African Americans Protects citizens against unfair actions by state governments Citizens have equal protection under the law
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Amendment 15 - 1870 Reconstruction Amendment ~
No person shall be denied the right to vote because of race Black men granted the right to vote
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Progressive Era Amendment Congress can enact and collect an income tax
~ Congress can enact and collect an income tax
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Amendment 17 - 1913 Progressive Era Amendment ~
Two senators from each state are now directly elected by the people
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Progressive Era Amendment
~ Prohibited the production, sale, carrying, and transportation of alcoholic beverages “Prohibition”
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Amendment 19 - 1920 Progressive Era Amendment ~
The right to vote cannot be denied because of gender Women’s Suffrage
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Shortened time period between elections and assuming office
Amendment “Lame-Duck” Issues ~ Shortened time period between elections and assuming office If president-elect dies before taking office, vice-president elect becomes president
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18th Amendment is cancelled out and Prohibition ends
Repeal of Prohibition ~ 18th Amendment is cancelled out and Prohibition ends
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Amendment 22 - 1951 Presidential Term Limits ~
Office of President limited to two terms or ten years
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Voting in Washington, DC
Amendment Voting in Washington, DC ~ Allows the citizens of Washington, D.C. to vote for president and vice president
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Prohibits the use of poll taxes in federal elections
Amendment Voting Protection ~ Prohibits the use of poll taxes in federal elections
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Amendment 25 - 1967 Presidential Succession ~
If the president dies or cannot lead, the vice-president takes office If the vice-president dies or resigns, the president can appoint a replacement with Senate approval
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Amendment 26 - 1971 Voting Age ~
No one over the age of eighteen can be denied the right to vote by virtue of age
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Amendment 27 - 1992 Congressional Pay ~
Any pay raise Congress gives its members does not take effect until a general election has taken place and a new term begins.
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Amendment Mnemonic Devices
Example: At time the senators wanted to drink but the women said no. men women eighteen year olds all voted without paying cents!
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