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    Amendment 11-27 Review: Directions: The State of Ohio Places A Heavy Emphasis On The Amendments To The US

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    Amendment 11-27 Review: Directions: The State of Ohio Places A Heavy Emphasis On The Amendments To The US

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    The document provides instructions for an activity to review amendments to the US Constitution. Students are asked to cut out squares with information on amendments and paste them in the appropriate columns. They should also color code amendments related to suffrage and the presidency. The document includes tables with information on 27 amendments, including the amendment number, a brief description of what each amendment does, and the causes and conditions that led to its passage.

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    The document provides instructions for an activity to review amendments to the US Constitution. Students are asked to cut out squares with information on amendments and paste them in the appropriate columns. They should also color code amendments related to suffrage and the presidency. The document includes tables with information on 27 amendments, including the amendment number, a brief description of what each amendment does, and the causes and conditions that led to its passage.

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    Amendment 11-27 Review: Directions: The State of Ohio Places A Heavy Emphasis On The Amendments To The US

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    Name _______________________________________________________ Date ____________

    Amendment 11-27 Review


    Directions: The state of Ohio places a heavy emphasis on the amendments to the US
    Constitution. This activity is meant to help you review the significance of each amendment as
    well as the conditions that led to the passage of each amendment. Cut out each of the attached
    squares, then paste them next to the correct amendment in the appropriate columns. After that:
     Color code each of the amendments that have to do with suffrage (3 points).
     Color code each amendment that has to do with the Presidency (3 points).

    Amendment What it does… Cause(s) and Conditions

    11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    PROGRESSIVE ERA AMENDMENTS
    Amendment What it does… Cause(s) and Conditions

    16
    17
    18
    19
    ALL THE REST
    Amendment What it does… Cause(s) and Conditions

    2
    0
    2
    1
    2
    2
    2
    3
    2
    4
    2
    5
    2
    6
    2
    7 What it does
    Gave citizens over the age of 18 Permanently abolished/got rid of
    the right to vote. slavery in the US.

    Prevents members of Congress


    from giving themselves pay Repealed the 18th Amendment
    raises during the current
    session of Congress.
    Clarifies what happens upon the
    death, removal or resignation of Granted women the right to vote.
    the President or Vice President.
    Passed to allow for a federal Treats the District of Columbia
    income tax. like a state in terms of the
    Electoral College.
    Placed a permanent ban on Shortened the time between
    alcohol. elections and when presidents and
    members of Congress take office.
    Prohibits the use of poll taxes All people born or “Naturalized”
    in federal elections. in the US were citizens of the US.

    Provides for the direct election Limits the jurisdiction of courts


    of US senators by the people. so that a person from one state
    cannot sue another state.
    The President may only serve two Granted people the right to vote
    four-year terms. regardless of skin color or
    “previous condition of servitude.”
    Allowed separate balloting for
    President and Vice President.
    Runner-up does not become VP.

    Causes/Conditions
    Alcohol is believed to be linked to President Franklin D. Roosevelt
    social problems such as poverty was elected to four terms as
    and the destruction of family life. President of the United States.

    Poll taxes were used to keep poor After the Civil War, and
    people and African Americans Reconstruction, southern states
    from voting, tried to limit the rights of African
    Americans.

    Chisholm V. Georgia: Two South After the Civil War, and


    Carolina men sued the state of Reconstruction, southern states
    Georgia in order to collect debt tried to limit the rights of African
    from the state. Americans.

    Created after a near tie in Electoral Was created to prevent a conflict


    Votes in the election of 1800. No of interest among members of
    majority goes to the House. Congress. Took 203 years to be
    ratified.

    Reconstruction (Post The Vietnam War


    Civil War)
    The population of Washington People did not like the way tariffs
    D.C. has been growing. The were being used to fund the
    people there take on all of the federal government. Also created
    responsibilities that citizens of the due to concerns over the
    US have. distribution of wealth in the US.
    Lyndon B. Johnson, who has a Difficulties enforcing the
    history of heart problems, takes Volstead Act as well as
    office following the assassination widespread disregard for
    of John F. Kennedy. Prohibition.

    Improvements in transportation Critics of state politics did not


    and communication…. Also the like the way political bosses and
    desire to avoid “lame duck” businesspeople had a lot of
    periods when a new person is influence over the way state
    elected into office. legislatures chose US senators.
    Passed in part thanks to the efforts
    of the Women’s Suffrage
    Movement and the role women
    took at home during the First
    World War.

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