Amendments 11 to 27

• 11th Amendment: state immunity from certain lawsuits (1795)
• 12th Amendment: changes in procedure for electing a President (electoral college) - 1804
• 13th Amendment: abolition of slavery (1865)
• 14th Amendment: citizenship, due process, equal protection (1868)
• 15th Amendment: no denial of vote because of race, color, or previous enslavement (1870)
• 16th Amendment: power to tax incomes (1913)
• 17th Amendment: Senators elected by the people, not chosen by state legislators (1913)
• 18th Amendment: Prohibition of Alcohol (1919)
• 19th Amendment: women allowed to vote (1920)
• 20th Amendment: changed in date for the start of presidential and congressional terms in office (1933)
• 21st Amendment: repeal of Prohibition (1933)
• 22nd Amendment: President limited to two terms (1951)
• 23rd Amendment: Washington DC allowed to vote in presidential elections(1961)
• 24th Amendment: voters cannot be required to pay a poll tax to vote (1964)
• 25th Amendment: presidential disability and succession, vice president vacancies
• 26th Amendment: voting age reduced to 18
• 27th Amendment: restricting congressional pay raises