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The Twelfth Amendment
The Twelfth Amendment gave use to the Electoral College method for voting for the President. -
The Thirteenth Amendment
This amendment abolishes slavery after the civil war. -
The Fourteenth Amendment
This amendment give the right for equal protection through all states as well as prohibiting a person to life, liberty or property. -
The Fiftheenth Amendment
This amendment allows all races to vote, prohibiting states to deny a race to vote. -
The Sixteenth Amendment
Congress now has the power to levy individual income taxes. -
The Seventeenth Amendment
This changed gave people the power to elect United States Senators instead of the state legislatures. -
The Nineteenth Amendment
This amendment guaranteed women a right to vote. -
The Twentieth Amendment
This changed the dates when the President were inaugurated and when Congress begins its new term -
The Twenty First Amendment
This amendment repealed the 18th amendment, which was the ban of alcoholic beverages. -
The Twenty-Second Amendment
This limits a president's elected to terms to only two. This was due in fact of FDR having four terms. -
The Twenty-Fifth Amendment
This change would let the vice-president become the president, taking over the office if the president had become disabled or if the office is somehow vacant -
The Twenty-Sixth Amendment
This let all ages 18 and older to vote in federal and state elction. -
The Twenty Seventh Amendment
This made congressional pay raises effective during the term followin the passage
