Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution

Texas Constitution should be rewritten or not. Therefore, here a number of arguments for and against the rewriting of the constitution are represented. The proponents and opponents of the Texas Constitution to be rewritten have strong arguments to support or deny the idea. First of all, the Constitution is too long and needs to be organized. It is one of the constitutions that have gone through many amendments making it more complex and the longest of all the constitutions of the United States…

great country. As a citizen of the United States of America you are entitled to countless rights that can be exercised because it is granted by the Constitution. Our Founding Fathers created the Constitution, which is essentially a manual that our society uses to make sure our government is effective. However, since our country has grown and expanded throughout the century so has the constitution. The fourteenth amendment is known as a civil rights amendment, and was passed by Congress on…

thinkers, and to the modern era of revolutionary ideologies, men and women have contemplated the question: Which freedom is most valuable to society? This question has increased significance in America, the land built upon freedom and governed by a constitution of rights to protect. The freedom from oppression is essential to American society as it encompasses virtually all other significant liberties. Countless laws and declarations have been declared in America to primarily uphold and…

Wyoming Territory: First State to Grant Voting Rights On December 10, 1869 Wyoming legislators passed the bill, granting women the right to vote in state elections. Wyoming became the first state to officially grant women the right to vote in America. Although it was a major accomplishment for the women’s suffragist movement, Legislatures were more motivated by free publicity rather than their commitment to women’s rights. Due to the rough and isolated terrain, the territory was mostly…

The Cons of Freedom of the Press The first amendment of the United States’ Constitution states that all people have the right to a free press. Within this right, all people have the right to upload and print out anything that they deem important so long as it remains within the boundaries of the Libel Law. The number one purpose of this right it to supply America and its citizens with information, however, in its number one purpose is where it falters. The Freedom of the Press hinders the truth…

Areas in the United States Constitution have an absence of explicitness which has created problems, where areas, creates conflict for a sentence. However, on the positive side, the Constitution leaves room for modern ideas. But for the most part, is the actions of the common people and yourself that shaped the country. To further explain, Article II, section 2 grants power to the president of the United States without setting specific boundaries, therefore, limitations should be set and no more…

U.S. con living breathing document The constitution the oldest and most important document in american history. It is in control of our society today , makes laws, controls the people, our country. This document changes all the time because of people changing or things that happen. This document gives us our rights and can also take them away if needed. THis document is a living breathing document or called this because , of the changes that happen and the things it changes as our lives change…

After the Revolutionary War, the United States took great lengths to establish itself. The Founders of the country argued for a strong central government, presidents took charge of their constituents’ affairs, and patriotism had a strong presence. However, the United States’ would have difficulty maintaining its relationships with other world powers because the country itself was frail, possessed a series of discourses domestically and internationally, and especially had complex relationships…

Federalism plays a large role into the lives of everyday Americans. One key policy issue which has long been pulled between the federal and state powers is the issue of voting rights. This is currently a very hot subject has the laws behind who can vote are continuing to be shaped within federal and state courts through new voter identification laws. The purpose of this paper will be to first present how the current voting laws have been developed through federalism. In the context of historical…

the 13th Amendment was made; it gave African Americans something they had always wanted, ever since they were born, their freedom. Immediately after the Civil War, they sought to give meaning to freedom by reuniting families separated under slavery, establishing their own churches and schools, seeking economic autonomy, and demanding equal civil and political rights (Norton, 2015). The 13th Amendment did not protect African-Americans, so the 14th Amendment was made. The 14th Amendment declared…