| Amendment | Subject |
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| 1st-10th | Bill of Rights |
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| 11th | Immunity of states from certain suits |
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| 12th | Changes in electoral college procedure |
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| 13th | Prohibition of slavery |
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| 14th | Citizenship, due process, and equal protection |
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| 15th | No denial of vote because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude |
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| 16th | Power of Congress to tax income |
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| 17th | Direct election of U.S. senators |
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| 18th | National prohibition |
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| 19th | Woman suffrage |
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| 20th | Change of dates for congressional and presidential terms |
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| 21st | Repeal of 18th Amendment |
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| 22nd | Limit on presidential tenure |
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| 23rd | District of Columbia electoral vote |
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| 24th | Prohibition of tax payment as a qualification to vote in federal elections |
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| 25th | Procedures for determining presidential disability, presidential succession, and filling a vice-presidential vacancy |
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| 26th | Prohibition of setting minimum voting age above 18 in any election |
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| 27th | Prohibition of Congress voting itself a raise that takes effect before the next election |
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"Constitutional Amendments." Daily Life through History. ABC-CLIO, 2015. Web. 1 Apr. 2015.
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