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This amendment means if anyone born or has citizenship in the U.S. no state or person can take there basic rights away.

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This amendment means no one can work involuntary or be a slave within the U.S. unless as a punishment for a crime you have been convicted of.

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thirteenth amendment to the united states constitution (constitutional amendment)

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http://readingthroughhistory.com/ This is the first in a long series that will summarize the key points of the US history objectives in short videos. In this first installment, the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution is explained.

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This amendment allowed African American men to vote. The amendment states that it is a right to vote and no one can limit them due to race, color, or if a former slave.

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Sound Smart: The 15th Amendment | History

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(Nov. 14, 1824- Sept. 16, 1896)
James was a Republican Congressman from Ohio that introduced the the constitutional amendment to abolish slavery in 1863.

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(Feb. 12, 1809- Apr. 15, 1865)
Lincoln served as the 16th president of the United States from March 1861 until his assassination in 1865. Lincoln lead the country through the civil war and paved a way for the abolish of slavery.

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(Jan. 21, 1815- Mar. 19, 1900)
Bingham was a republican repersenative from Ohio. He was at the trials for Lincoln's assasination and was a prosecuter for the impeachment trials of Andrew Johnson. Bingham was a principal framer to the 14th amendment.

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(Dec. 29, 1808-  July 31, 1874)
Joshnson served as the 17th president of the United States and served from 1865 to 1869. Johnson was the vice president at the time Lincoln was president and assasinated. Johnson was a democract unlike Lincoln and supported the passing of the 14th amendment. Later he was impeached.

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(Aug. 5, 1819- Jan. 27 1857)
This was the man to nearly kill Charles Sumner in the Senate while he was speaking out agaisnt slavery. He was obviously opposed to the passing of this amendment.

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(Nov.18, 1796- May 25, 1857)
United States Senator that authored Kansas-Nebraska act.

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(May 4, 1825- Sept. 7, 1909)
He was one of the founders of the Republican party. He was married to Lucy Stone and supported the 15th amendment.

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(Aug. 13, 1818- Oct. 18, 1893)
Stone was an abolitionist, suffragist, and promoted women's rights. Stone was the first women from Massachusetts to earn a college degree. Stone spoke out about slavery, helped pass the 13th amendment, and supported this 15th amendment as well.

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(Feb. 15, 1820- Mar. 13, 1906)
Fought for women rights.

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(Nov. 12, 1815- Oct. 26, 1902)
Was an activist that fought for women rights but could not accept the passing of the 13, 14, or 15th amendment.

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(Jan. 16, 1821- May 17, 1875)
American lawyer, politician, and soilder repersented Kentucky and became Vice President until being expelled for joining the confederate army