Amendments 11-27

Multiple Choice

Why did the Framers want the Constitution to have the ability to be amended?

• To keep the Constitution rigid and unchangeable

• To guarantee that the Constitution would be flexible to adapt to the future

• To make it difficult for future generations to change laws

• To ensure only the original laws are followed

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 25?

• Presidential Disability, Succession

• Election of Executives

• Lawsuits Against States

• Direct Election of Senators

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 12?

• Presidential Disability, Succession

• Election of Executives

• Lawsuits Against States

• Direct Election of Senators

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 11?

• Presidential Disability, Succession

• Election of Executives

• Lawsuits Against States

• Direct Election of Senators

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 17?

• Presidential Disability, Succession

• Election of Executives

• Lawsuits Against States

• Direct Election of Senators

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 18?

• Prohibition

• Repeal of Prohibition

• Direct Election of Senators

• Lawsuits Against States

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 21?

• Prohibition

• Repeal of Prohibition

• Direct Election of Senators

• Lawsuits Against States

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 20?

• It abolished slavery.

• It granted women the right to vote.

• It shortened the time between election and inauguration.

• It established civil rights for all citizens.

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 13?

• It abolished slavery.

• It granted women the right to vote.

• It established civil rights for all citizens.

• It shortened the time between election and inauguration.

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 14?

• It abolished slavery.

• It granted women the right to vote.

• It established civil rights for all citizens.

• It shortened the time between election and inauguration.

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 15?

• It abolished slavery.

• It granted voting rights to all men except Native Americans.

• It established civil rights for all citizens.

• It abolished poll taxes.

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 19?

• It abolished slavery.

• It granted women the right to vote.

• It established civil rights for all citizens.

• It abolished poll taxes.

Multiple Choice

What is Amendment 24?

• It abolished slavery.

• It granted women the right to vote.

• It abolished poll taxes.

• It established civil rights for all citizens.

Open Ended

What is Amendment 26?

Multiple Select

What are some significant amendments between 11 and 27 that have impacted civil rights?

• 13th Amendment - Abolished Slavery

• 15th Amendment - Voting Rights for All Races

• 19th Amendment - Women's Suffrage

• 22nd Amendment - Presidential Term Limits