Which of the following statements is an accurate comparison of amendments?

Question

(1 point)
• The Nineteenth Amendment relates to voting rights. The Fourteenth Amendment establishes income tax.
• The Fourteenth Amendment relates to civil liberties and civil rights. The Fifteenth Amendment prohibits slavery.
The Twenty-Fith Amendment relates to presidential disability and succession. The Twenty-Second Amendment relates to presidential terms.
O The Sixteenth Amendment relates to voting rights. The Twenty-Fifth Amendment relates
to presidential terms.

Answer 1

The accurate comparison of amendments among the provided options is:

The Twenty-Fifth Amendment relates to presidential disability and succession. The Twenty-Second Amendment relates to presidential terms.

Here's a brief clarification of the other statements for context:

• The Nineteenth Amendment does relate to voting rights (specifically women's right to vote), but the Fourteenth Amendment does not establish income tax; rather, it addresses citizenship rights and equal protection under the law.

• The Fourteenth Amendment does relate to civil liberties and civil rights, but the Fifteenth Amendment does not prohibit slavery; it prohibits denying the right to vote based on race, while the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery.

• The Sixteenth Amendment relates to income tax, not voting rights, while the Twenty-Fifth Amendment focuses on presidential disability and succession, not presidential terms.

Therefore, the third statement is the only accurate comparison.