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A citizen of one state can sue another state and this case will not be judged under federal jurisdiction.
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This established and corrected the weaknesses and mistakes in the electoral system. This correction was now there are separate electoral college votes for Presidents and Vice Presidents.
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This was a conflict between the United States and the United Kingdom.
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A battle between the British Army and the United States.
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This amendment banned slavery across all states and territories.
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Provides citizenship to everyone born on U.S. soil. As well as that the confederacy will not owe any money to the money and property lost.
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Regardless of your status, race, or skin color. No state has the right to deny you the right to vote. However, obstacles and discriminatory laws or rules were still be taken place to make it harder for minorities to vote.
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Income tax was now allowed to be instituted by the federal government.
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The electoral process of electing Senators was now changed where they are now able t be elected by the people themselves rather than elected by state legislatures.
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A devastating war between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey against the allied forces.
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The manufacturing and transportation and sale of alcohol is prohibited. It was thought that this was supposed to help "correct" society.
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This treaty was "peace" that ended the four years of war.
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This was the invention of radios that birthed fast speed American news.
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The right for women to vote of the age 21 or older. Women could no longer be denied the right to vote based on their sex.
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The new Presidential Inauguration date is changed from March to January.
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The 18th Amendment is repealed.
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A worldwide government whose goal was to maintain world peace.
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Tension between the U.S and the USSR involving a nuclear arms race.
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The presidents can serve no more than 2 terms in office.
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Granted Washington D.C as the United States capitol and the citizens of Washington D.C also were granted the right to vote.
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A speech delivered around the Lincoln Memorial to large groups of Civil Rights Marchers.
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Poll taxes were taken away and no longer allowed to limit people from voting.
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Clarifies what happens when a President is removed from power.
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The voting age was lowered to 18 years of age.
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Salaries of congress cannot be increased or decreased until the following congressional session.
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As results of conflict between the Democratic and Republican funding of education and public health caused a government shutdown for several weeks due to a budget crisis.
