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Unit 4 - 16th-27th Amendments

Unit 4 - 16th-27th Amendments

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RICHARD HAINES

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8 Slides • 12 Questions

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16th-27th Amendments

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16th and 17th Amendments

  • 16th Amendment - Congress has the right to tax people's income

  • 17th Amendment - Each state's 2 senators will be elected directly by the people and not the state legislatures

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Multiple Choice

What is taxed by the 16th Amendment?

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The cost of your house and land

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The money you make when you sell your car

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The income you make at your job

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The money you get when a family member passes away

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Multiple Choice

Who decides who will be a senator from your state after the 17th Amendment?

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The voters of that state

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That state's legislature

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The governor of the state picks the senators

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The courts of the state decide who is to be senator

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18th and 19th Amendments

  • 18th Amendment - Makes the drinking, sale and production of alcohol illegal (prohibition)

  • 19th Amendment - Gives women the right to vote (suffrage)

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Multiple Choice

The 18th Amendment bans what substance?

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Marijuana

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Cocaine

3

Soda Pop

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Alcohol

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Multiple Choice

Who is allowed to vote with the passing of the 19th Amendment?

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Just White Women

2

All Women

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Just Women of Color

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Just Women who owned land and paid taxes

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20th and 21st Amendments

  • 20th Amendment - Lame duck period reduced from March to January after election

  • 21st Amendment - End of prohibition and people can drink and produce alcohol again

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Multiple Choice

How many months was the Lame Duck period and what is it today?

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5 months and 3 months

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3 months and 5 months

3

6 months and 3 months

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There is no change

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Multiple Choice

The 21st Amendment cancels out what other amendment?

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15th

2

16th

3

17th

4

18th

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22nd and 23rd Amendments

  • 22nd Amendment - You can only serve two full terms as president

  • 23rd Amendment - The citizens of Washington D.C. get three electoral votes in presidential elections

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Multiple Choice

How many terms can a president be elected to today?

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1

2

2

3

3

4

Unlimited

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Multiple Choice

The people of what city are allowed to vote for president and they get 3 electoral votes?

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New York

2

Philadelphia

3

Washington D.C.

4

Boston

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24th Amendment

  • You cannot charge a poll tax to people who are voting

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Multiple Choice

A pole tax is a tax you pay when you go to vote and it is illegal today to charge people to vote.

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True

2

False

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25th Amendment

  • Vice-president will be president if president is removed from office

  • The new president picks a vice-president and must be approved by Congress with a majority vote

  • President must give a letter to President pro tempore and Speaker of the House if he cannot perform the duties as president

  • The vice-president and cabinet can decide if the president cannot perform his job and remove him

  • 2/3 of Congress must approve the removal for the vice-president to take the presidency

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Multiple Choice

The 25th Amendment was created to make sure that the U.S. will always have someone in the presidency who can run the country.

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True

2

False

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26th and 27th Amendments

  • 26th Amendment - Voting age is reduced from 21 to 18

  • 27th Amendment - Pay raises for Congress does not go into effect until after the next election

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Multiple Choice

What is the earliest age you can vote for president?

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16

2

18

3

21

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Any age

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Multiple Choice

Congress can give itself a pay raise and it can go into effect before the next election.

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True

2

False

16th-27th Amendments

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