Progressive Era Amendments

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Progressive Era Amendments
The 16th–19th Amendments aimed to improve political
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16th Amendment (1913)
Gave Congress the power to collect income taxes without apportioning them among the states.
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17th Amendment (1913)
Established the direct election of U.S. Senators by the people rather than state legislatures.
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17th Amendment — Vacancies
Allows state governors to make temporary Senate appointments until elections are held.
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18th Amendment (1919)
Prohibited the manufacture
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18th Amendment — Enforcement
Gave Congress and states power to enforce Prohibition through legislation.
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18th Amendment — Ratification Limit
Required ratification within seven years to become valid.
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19th Amendment (1919)
Granted women the right to vote; voting rights cannot be denied based on sex.
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19th Amendment — Enforcement
Gave Congress authority to enforce women’s suffrage through legislation.