11th amendment
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The power of the judicial branch is limited to certain cases. They cannot explain or give meanings of lawsuits.
12th amendment
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Electors vote for the President and Vice President separately. The one with the most votes joins office, and if the president ever dies the vice president will become the new president.
13th amendment
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This amendment makes slavery illegal, and is no longer something we can do in the U.S. If done, you would be in serious consequences with the law.
14th amendment
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Every person born or naturalized in the U.S. is an American citizen. No state can limit the right of citizens of the U.S.; they must treat all people equally under the law.
15th amendment
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Doesn't allow the government to deny the right to vote to a citizen, because of their race. This amendment ends racial discrimination for citizens who want to vote.
16th amendment
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Congress has the power to collect taxes from people's income, specifically the legislature branch. The House of Representatives are the ones the introduced the idea of taxing.
17th amendment
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In the U.S. each state has to have two senators for six years. In that case they are elected, and each Senator shall have one vote.
18th amendment
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No where in the U.S. was it allowed to manufacture or sell alcohol. This amendment was for all of the citizens of America, and they would have to obey it.
19th amendment
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One of the rights citizens of the U.S. have, is to vote. No one can deny their right to vote because of their gender.
20th amendment
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This amendment describes, and lays down the rules for the beginnings and endings of elected officials' terms. The President starts their new term on January 20th, and Congress starts on January 3rd.
21st amendment
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It states that the 18th amendment is repealed, leading to the end of prohibition. Now it allows the sale and consumption of alcohol.
22nd amendment
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No person can be elected to President, more than two terms. It also limits the time a President can serve the U.S.
23rd amendment
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Before this amendment was ratified, the residents of the district were denied all the rights to vote. So the twenty-third amendment gave district residents the right to vote for president.
24th amendment
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The right of citizens of the U.S. is to vote for elections. To do so citizens don't need to pay tax in order to vote for President, Senators, or any member of Congress,
25th amendment
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If the President can't carry the job as president, then the Vice President will take over. Until the President is well enough to take the place again.
26th amendment
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A U.S. citizen has the right to vote, but can't be denied their right. This amendment allows only voters that are 18 or older to vote.
27th amendment
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Basically, Congress members cannot give themselves a raise until after the next election. It is to prevent them from repeatedly raising their own salaries.