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thirteenthoutlaws slavery
fourteenthprotects the rights of citizenship in general by prohibiting a state from depriving any person of life, liberty, or property without "due process of law"
fifteenthprohibits the government from denying a person's right to vote on the basis of race
sixteenthgives Congress the power to levy individual income taxes
seventeenthstates that the people, instead of state legislatures, elect United States senators
eighteenthprohibits the manufacture, sale, or transportaion of alcoholic beverages, concluding a crusade to abolish the use of liquor that began in the 1830s
nineteenthguaranteed women the right to vote
twentiethsets new dates foor Congress to begin its term and for the inauguration of the president and vice president
twenty-firstrepeals the unsuccessful eighteenth amendment. continued to ban the transport of alcohol into any state where its possession violated state law
twenty-secondlimits presidents to a maximum of two elected terms
twenty-thirdallows citizens living in Washington, D.C., to vote for president and vice president, a right previously denied residents of the nation's capital
twenty-fourthprohibits poll taxes in federal elections
twenty-fifthestablishes a process for the vice president to take over leadership of the nation when a president is disabled
twenty-sixthlowers the voting age in both federal and state elections to 18
twenty-seventhmakes congressional pay raises effective during the term following their passage

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Creator Nikki
Created September 18, 2007
Group US Government/Economics
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  1. twenty-fifth establishes a process for the vice president to take over leadership of the nation when a president is disabled - 13 misses
  2. twentieth sets new dates foor Congress to begin its term and for the inauguration of the president and vice president - 13 misses
  3. twenty-second limits presidents to a maximum of two elected terms - 12 misses
  4. twenty-fourth prohibits poll taxes in federal elections - 12 misses
  5. twenty-third allows citizens living in Washington, D.C., to vote for president and vice president, a right previously denied residents of the nation's capital - 11 misses
  6. twenty-seventh makes congressional pay raises effective during the term following their passage - 6 misses
  7. nineteenth guaranteed women the right to vote - 5 misses