- An
amendment is a
formal or
official change made to a law, contract, constitution, or
other legal do****ent. It is
based on the verb to amend,
which means...
- The
First Amendment (
Amendment I) to the
United States Constitution prevents the
government from
making laws
which regulate an
establishment of religion...
- The
Thirteenth Amendment (
Amendment XIII) to the
United States Constitution abolished slavery and
involuntary servitude,
except as
punishment for a crime...
-
Fourteenth Amendment (
Amendment XIV) to the
United States Constitution was
adopted on July 9, 1868, as one of the
Reconstruction Amendments.
Often considered...
- The
Second Amendment (
Amendment II) to the
United States Constitution protects the
right to keep and bear arms. It was
ratified on
December 15, 1791, along...
- The
Tenth Amendment (
Amendment X) to the
United States Constitution, a part of the Bill of Rights, was
ratified on
December 15, 1791. It
expresses the...
- The
Nineteenth Amendment (
Amendment XIX) to the
United States Constitution prohibits the
United States and its
states from
denying the
right to vote to...
-
there have been 105
amendments of the
Constitution of
India since it was
first enacted in 1950.
There are
three types of
amendments to the Constitution...
- On
March 2, 1901, the
Platt Amendment was p****ed as part of the 1901 Army
Appropriations Bill. It sti****ted
seven conditions for the
withdrawal of United...
-
Seventeenth Amendment may
refer to the:
Seventeenth Amendment of the
Constitution of Ireland,
relating to
cabinet confidentiality Seventeenth Amendment to the...
