Amendments 11-20

This amendment states that all people born in the U.S. and under its rule are citizens.

• Amendment 11

• Amendment 12

• Amendment 13

• Amendment 14

This amendment denies the federal courts, including the Supreme Court, the right to make rulings in state affairs.

• Amendment 11

• Amendment 12

• Amendment 13

• Amendment 14

This amendment allows direct election of senators by the people of their states.

• Amendment 16

• Amendment 17

• Amendment 18

• Amendment 19

This amendment gave all male Americans the right to vote.

• Amendment 13

• Amendment 14

• Amendment 15

• Amendment 16

This amendment ended slavery in all states.

• Amendment 13

• Amendment 14

• Amendment 15

• Amendment 16

This amendment set new dates for Congress to begin and

set January 20 as the day the President takes office.

• Amendment 17

• Amendment 18

• Amendment 19

• Amendment 20

This amendment says that separate candidates have to be chosen to run for each office (separate ballots for the President and Vice President).

• Amendment 11

• Amendment 12

• Amendment 13

• Amendment 14

This amendment established prohibition-people were not not allowed to make or sell alcoholic beverages.

• Amendment 17

• Amendment 18

• Amendment 19

• Amendment 20

This amendment allows Congress the power to pass income tax laws and to collect taxes.

• Amendment 15

• Amendment 16

• Amendment 17

• Amendment 18

This amendment gave women the right to vote.

• Amendment 17

• Amendment 18

• Amendment 19

• Amendment 20