16, 17, 18
19, 20, 21
22, 23
24, 25
26, 27
100

This amendment allows Congress to tax income directly.

16th amendment 

100

This amendment gave women the right to vote.

19th amendment 

100

This amendment limits the President to two terms.    

22nd amendment 

100

This amendment abolished poll taxes in federal elections.

24th amendment

100

This amendment lowered the voting age to 18.

26th amendment

200

This amendment allowed for the direct election of U.S. Senators.    

17th amendment

200

This amendment is nicknamed the “Lame Duck” amendment.

20th amendment

200

This amendment gave Washington, D.C. electoral votes in presidential elections.

23rd amendment 

200

This amendment outlines presidential succession and disability procedures.

25th amendment 

200

This amendment prevents congressional pay raises from taking effect until after the next election.

27th amendment

300

This amendment was ratified in 1913 and changed how taxes are collected.

16th amendment

300

This amendment changed the start date for Congress and the President.    

20th amendment 
300

This amendment was passed after FDR served four terms.

22nd amendment

300

This amendment clarified what happens if the President is incapacitated.

25th amendment

300

the fastest‑ratified amendment in U.S. history

26th amendment

400

This amendment was part of the Progressive Era reforms.    

17th amendment

400

This amendment repealed the 18th Amendment.    

21st amendment 

400

The ___ Amendment, ratified in 1961

23rd amendment 

400

The ___ Amendment, ratified in 1964

24th amendment

400

The voting age before the 26th amendment 

21

500

This amendment started Prohibition, banning alcohol.    

18th amendment 

500

This amendment was the only one to repeal another amendment.    

21st amendment 

500

How many electoral votes can Washington, D.C. have under the 23rd Amendment?

No more than the least populated state.

500

This amendment allows the Vice President to become Acting President if the President is unable to discharge duties.

25th amendment

500

This amendment was originally proposed in 1789 but ratified in 1992.

27th amendment