By Reilly Mercer

Limits Lawsuits against states

Revises the proccedure for the Election of a President

Abolition of Slavery

Defines Citizenship Guarantees all citizens Equal Protection of the laws

Prohibits restrictions on the right to vote based on race and color

Gives Congress the Power to levy an income tax

Enables voters to elect senators directly

Prohibits making, drinking, or selling alcoholic beverages

Gives women the right to vote

Changes the dates of congressional and presidential terms

Repeals Prohibition (18th amendment)

Limits the President to 2 terms

Gives residents of Washington D.C. the right to vote

Abolishes poll taxes

Establishes procedure for succession to the presidency

Sets voting age at 18 years

Delays congressional pay raises until the term following the passage