Does anyone have answers to any of these questions?

Question

1. What two types of cases that were once under the jurisdiction of the federal courts are denied to the federal courts by Amendment 11?

2. Where are these cases tried?

3. What bearing did the 13th through 15th Amendments have on the slave population of the United States?

4. Are all persons born or naturalized in the United States citizens of the United States and the state in which they live?

5. May a state take away life, liberty, or property without due process?

6. What direct tax is provided for by Amendment 16?

7. Why was an amendment needed to authorize Congress to create a tax on individual incomes?

8. How were members of the U. S. Senate selected prior to the 17th Amendment?

9. What was national "prohibition" and how long did it last?

10. Why did the people of the U. S. propose and ratify the 18th Amendment?

11. Have women always had the right to vote in the United States?

12. Did any states in the union permit female suffrage prior to the ratification of the 19th Amendment?

13. Have the people in the District of Columbia always voted in presidential elections?

14. What happens when a vacancy occurs in the office of Vice-President?

15. What if the President is unable to carry out the powers and duties of his office?

16. How may the President ask to be replaced by an acting President?

17. How long does the Vice-President remain as Acting President?

18. How does the President resume his office when he is able?

19. How large a vote does it take to decide that the President is incapable of fulfilling his office and who makes that decision?

20. What age requirement for voting does Amendment 26 set?

Answer 1

i dont know sorry

Answer 2

As a history teacher myself, It sounds like you are asking for help with homework. To get the answers to many of these questions, I would google the "United States constiution" and read all the articles and amendments. Many of your questions can be answered there.

Here are some:

For question 8, the senators were elected by the House of Rep, for #9, national prohibition referred to prohibiting alcohol., #12-yes many states allowed women to vote prior to the 19th amendment.