Democracy- Amendment 11-18 Test

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According to Amendment 11 what allows foreigners and citizens of other states to do what?

They can sue but it must be in state court

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According to Amendment 12 to become President of the USA how many total electoral votes and states do you need.

You need a minimum of 270 electors and at least 11 states.

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Amendment 12: if non of the candidates running for VP have enough votes, what body of government votes on and selects a winner?

The Senate

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Amendment 12: To become VP, how many votes of the Senators must one have? 

2/3rds 

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Amendment 13: What does the word abolish mean? 

To get rid of it 

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Amendment 13: What is ended by this amendment?

Slavery

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Amendment 13: What major event had just ended in the USA in April of 1865?

The Civil War

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Amendment 13: What was the one exception to this amendment?

If you have been convicted of a crime/community service

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Amendment 13: What body of government is in charge of this amendment?

Congress

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Amendment 13: Why was the 13th Amendment a positive step forward for this country?

Abolished slavery

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Amendment 14: What are 5 things that this amendment accomplished?

  1. Citizenship clause

  2. Equal protection clause

  3. War debt and compensation

  4. Due process clause

  5. Disqualification clause

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Amendment 14: What does it make illegal for states to do?

  • Abridge privileges or immunites

  • Deprive life, liberty, or property without due process of law

  • Deny equal protection of the laws

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Amendment 14: Can states have their own individual citizenship requirements?

No

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Amendment 15: What are 3 things that can NOT be used against a person in order to ban them from voting? 

  • Race 

  • Color 

  • Previous condition of servitude 

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Amendment 16: What does this amendment state? 

Congress has the power to collect a federal income tax from individuals and corporations, regardless of the source income

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Amendment 16: Why is this amendment vital for the ability of this country to provide services for the people of our nation?

It allows the federal governemtn to collect income tax 

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Amendment 17: Who elects the Senators for each of the 50 states who serve in Congress in Washington, DC?

The people

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Amendment 17: Who used to elect the senators?

State legislatures

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Amendment 18: Why was this amendment established?

To enact prohibition, banning manufactor, sale, and transportation of alcohol beverages

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Amendment 18: What 5 things are now made illegal?

  1. Manufactor

  2. Sale

  3. Transportation

  4. Importation

  5. Exportation

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Amendment 18: Was this a practical amendment? 

No because they tried to ban alcohol which led to crimes 

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Amendment 18: What 2 groups shared enforcement duties of this amendment? 

  • Federal Enforcement 

  • State Enforcement