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Title: 20th Century Amendments


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  • 20th Century Amendments
  •  
  •  
  • Amendment 16 ____________________ Tax (1913)
  •  
  • gave Congress the power to ____________an income
    tax.
  •  
  •  
  • Amendment 17 Election of Senators (1913)
  •  
  • Changed the election of senators, from the
    ____________ legislatures,
  • to _______________election by the people of the
    state they represent.
  •  
  • Gave governors the power to _________________senat
    ors, when there is
  • a vacancy mid-term.

Income
levy
state
direct
appoint
2
  • Amendment 18 Prohibition of _____________________
    ______(1919)
  •  
  • Banned the manufacturing, sale, or transportation
    of
  • _________________________liquors within the
    United States
  •  
  • Also banned the importation and exportation of
    liquor to or from the
  • United States
  •  
  • Is the only amendment ever to be
    ________________________.
  •  
  •  
  • Amendment 19 Womens Right to Vote (1920)
  • Gave women the right to vote in both
    ___________________and ________________________
    elections.

Alcohol
intoxicating
repealed
federal
state
3
  • Amendment 20 Lame ___________________Amendment
  •  
  • Deals with lame ducks presidents and members
    of Congress waiting
  • to leave office after elections have been held
    or they have announced
  • their _____________________.
  •  
  • This amendment _______________________ the
    waiting time between
  • elections and when people took office.
  •  
  • Congress now begins meeting at noon on the 3rd
    day
  • of___________________________.
  •  
  • The President and Vice President take office on
    January ________.
  •  
  • If a President-elect dies before his term begins
    the Vice-President-elect
  • becomes the President

Duck
retirement
shortened
January
20th
4
  • Amendment 21 Repeal of Prohibition (1933)
  •  
  • Repealed the ________amendment and the ban on
    alcohol in the United
  • States.
  •  
  • Amendment 22 Limit on the Number of
    Presidential Terms (1951)
  •  
  • Limits the number of full terms a president can
    serve to_________.
  •  
  • If a Vice-President becomes president with
    ___________than two years
  • remaining in that term, they may run for two
    more full terms.
  •  
  • If a Vice-President becomes president with
    ____________than two years
  • remaining in that term, they may run for only
    one more term.

18th
2
less
more
5
  • Amendment 23 Electors for the District of
    Columbia (1963)
  •  
  • Allowed the District of Columbia to participate
    in electing the
  • _______________________.
  •  
  • gave the District of Columbia the same number of
    electors in the electoral
  • college as the ________________populous state.
  •  
  • Amendment 24 ___________________Taxes (1964)
  •  
  • Prohibited states from requiring citizens to pay
    to vote in federal elections.
  •  
  • Amendment 25 Presidential Disability and
    Succession (1967)
  •  
  • If for any reason the President declares himself
    or herself unable to
  • perform his or her duties, then the
    Vice-President becomes acting President.
  •  
  • When the president feels that they can
    __________________their duties
  • and the Vice President and a majority of
    Congress approves they may

president
least
Poll
resume
6
  • Amendment 26 Voting Rights for 18 year olds
    (1971)
  •  
  • Lowered the minimum voting age to 18.
  •  
  • Amendment 27 Restraint on Congressional Salaries
    (1992)
  •  
  • This amendment was originally proposed in 1789 as
    part of the Bill of
  • Rights. It was not ratified until______________
    .
  •  
  • Any pay increase for Congress would not take
    affect until
  • the next Congressional session.

1992
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