Articles 11-27

Question 1

(1798) Recognized the doctrine of sovereign immunity for states

Answer 1

11th Amendment

Question 2

(1804) Electors would specifically select president and vice president.

Answer 2

12th Amendment

Question 3

(1865) Prohibited involuntary servitude.

Answer 3

13th Amendment

Question 4

a.) Persons born or naturalized in the U.S. are citizens.

b.) No state shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the U.S.

c.) No state shall deny life, liberty, or property without due process.

d.) No state shall deny the equal protection of the laws.

e.) The validity of the public debt of the U.S. shall not be questioned.

Answer 4

14th Amendment

Question 5

(1870) Right to vote shall not be abridged based on race.

Answer 5

15th Amendment

Question 6

(1913) Authorizes federal income taxes.

Answer 6

16th Amendment

Question 7

(1913) Popular-election of U.S. Senators.

Answer 7

17th Amendment

Question 8

(1919) Prohibition of “intoxicating liquors.”

Answer 8

18th Amendment

Question 9

(1920) Right to vote shall not be abridged based on sex.

Answer 9

19th Amendment

Question 10

Terms of president/vice president will end at noon on January 20th

Answer 10

20th Amendment

Question 11

Repealed the 18th Amendment. (Allowed “intoxicating liquors”)

Answer 11

21st Amendment

Question 12

Two-term limit on the chief executive.

Answer 12

22nd Amendment

Question 13

Created three electoral votes for the District of Columbia.

Answer 13

23rd Amendment

Question 14

Right to vote shall not be abridged for failure to pay poll tax.

Answer 14

24th Amendment

Question 15

Presidential succession

Answer 15

25th Amendment

Question 16

Right of 18-year-olds shall not be abridged on account of age.

Answer 16

26th Amendment

Question 17

Congressional pay raise cannot take effect until after next election.

Answer 17

27th Amendment