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AMENDMENTS 11-27 Activities, Visuals & Discussions.

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1 AMENDMENTS 11-27 Activities, Visuals & Discussions

2 Amendments Affecting President

3 Important vocabulary: Lame Duck President Amendments Affecting President

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6 Congressional Amendments Prohibition Overview

7 Voting Rights Important vocabulary: Suffrage Race Senators Women DC Citizens No Poll Tax 18-20-year-olds

8 The 14 th Amendment is always a good answer! Major parts: Citizenship Equal Protection Clause Due Process Clause

9 Ready for Review?? Log on to Socrative.com Join room 917563 Take Quiz with group Award Prizes: Point for right answer Additional point for the first team to answer correctly

10 More Review Complete Magic Box Review, p. 45 First group that successfully completes gets prize! Rows, columns & diagonals all equal 65.

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