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How many states have to vote against an amendment to prevent it from being accepted?
13.
Which of the 13 states initially voted against the constitution?
It was North Carolina. I found the answer on another site but forgot to grab the tag for it.
Who elected John Quincy Adams President?
In 1824, John Q. Adams was elected U.S. President by the U.S. House of Representatives, each state casting one vote (13 states voted for him; 10 states voted against him).
Who was John Quincy Adams was elected president by?
In 1824, John Q. Adams was elected U.S. President by the U.S. House of Representatives, each state casting one vote (13 states voted for him; 10 states voted against him).
Which amendment makes owning a slave against the law?
The abolition of slavery is amendment number 13.
Who were the representatives of the first 13 colonies that voted on what action to take against the British taxes?
the patriots
The Articles of Confederation allowed Congress to pass a law when of the 13 states voted for it?
nine {bianca}
Which constitutional amendment abolished slavery?
Slavery was abolished by an amendment to the Bill of Rights section of the US Constitution. The 13th Amendment abolished slavery in the United States.
What did Virginia do to become a state?
One of the original 13 states, Virginia voted to join other states as the United States of America. Virginia was the 10th state.
How many states voted in Washington's presidential election?
At the time George Washington became our first president, there were only 13 states in the Union.
Was the 13 amendment freedom of speech?
No. The 13th Amendment was the Abolition of slavery in the United States. The 1st Amendment of the Constitution is that the Government shall pass no laws limiting the freedom of speech.
When was the 14th amendment enacted?
The 14th amendment to the US Constitution was passed by the congress June 13, 1866 and ratified by the states July 9, 1868.
