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1870 print celebrating the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment in February 1870, and the post Civil War political empowerment of African Americans
The Fifteenth Amendment — 1870 print celebrating the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment in February 1870, and the post Civil War political empowerment of African Americans
Photo Credit: By Thomas Kelly - Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=986056
The Fifteenth Amendment 1870 print celebrating the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment in February 1870, and the post Civil War political empowerment of African Americans
15th Amendment to the US Constitution —
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15th Amendment to the US Constitution
Don't Forget —
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Don't Forget
14th Amendment to the US Constitution —
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14th Amendment to the US Constitution
13th Amendment to the US Constitution —
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13th Amendment to the US Constitution
12th Amendment to the US Constitution —
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12th Amendment to the US Constitution
11th Amendment to the US Constitution —
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11th Amendment to the US Constitution
Amendments 1 - 10 —
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Amendments 1 - 10
On 7/5/1971, in a ceremony held in the East Room, the amendment was certified (signed) by the General Services Administrator, Robert L. Kunzig, followed by President Nixon and 18-year-old students from
Nixon signs 26th amendment — On 7/5/1971, in a ceremony held in the East Room, the amendment was certified (signed) by the General Services Administrator, Robert L. Kunzig, followed by President Nixon and 18-year-old students from "Young Americans in Concert" (Julianne Jones, Joseph W. Loyd, Jr., and Paul S. Larimer) signing as witnesses. WHPO-6749-09A
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Nixon signs 26th amendment On 7/5/1971, in a ceremony held in the East Room, the amendment was certified (signed) by the General Services Administrator, Robert L. Kunzig, followed by President Nixon and 18-year-old students from "Young Americans in Concert" (Julianne Jones, Joseph W. Loyd, Jr., and Paul S. Larimer) signing as witnesses. WHPO-6749-09A
27th Amendment to the US Constitution —
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27th Amendment to the US Constitution
Earl Van Dorn —
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Earl Van Dorn
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