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| gives immunities to the states from certain suits from non-state residents |
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| Established seperate voting for President and Vice President |
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| prohibits slavery, and is to be enforced by congress |
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| Provides Citizenship to anyone born within the United States; No one is to be afforded the loss of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. All people within due process of law, shall be granted equal protection of the law. Prohibits previous rebellors of the United States from taking a political office. |
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| No denial of vote because of race, religion, or previous state of servitude. |
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| Power of Congress to tax incomes |
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| Gives power of appointment of senator seats to the popular vote by citizens. Gives power to the governor, if allowed by state legislature, to temporarily fill a vacancy by his own choice, till the people choose another senator. |
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| Grants women sufferage rights |
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| Changes dates for start and end of presidential/vice presidential terms, as well as congressional seat terms for both the house and the senate. |
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| Prevents the president from being able to hold more than two terms, or being elected more than once. |
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| allows the District of Columbia to have electorates in the electoral college |
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| Bans poll tax payment on voter qualification. |
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| Notifies the vice president as successor of president upon own death. Notes that president may elect a new vicepresident of his own in case of absence of vice president. If the president is unable to perform his duties, until he is capable of doing so, the vice president acts as acting president. |
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| Voting Age Set to 18 Years |
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| Forbids Congress Giving Itself a Pay Raise Mid-Term |
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| Father of the constitution |
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| Author of the Declaration |
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| English Political philosopher who developed the dontract theory of government |
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| Philosopher who believed that people made contracts with people not rules |
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| key delegate to the constitutional convention who wanted a strong national government |
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| Massachvsetts farmers who led a rebellion in 1786 |
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| Printer who was arrested denied bail and held in jail for 9 mouths for writing against a colonial governer |
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| Philosopher who had the idea of liming government power dividing powers |
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| chief justice the ruling in Marbary V. Madison |
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| 44th and current President of the United States |
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| Vice president of the United States |
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| Current Speaker of the house of representives |
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| Illinois Sinator R Mark Kirk Sinator R |
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