AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION

Beyond the Bill of Rights, the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution, there have been 17 subsequent amendments.

11th Amendment (1795) described the sovereign immunity of the States
12th Amendment (1804) changed the method of electing the President and Vice-President
13th Amendment (1865) abolished slavery
14th Amendment (1868) described citizenship
15th Amendment (1870) described voting rights for men no matter race or color
16th Amendment (1913) allowed the government to levy an income tax
17th Amendment (1913) changed the method of electing Senators
18th Amendment (1919) prohibited the selling of intoxicating liquors
19th Amendment (1920) described voting rights for all citizens regardless of sex
20th Amendment (1933) established the date for president-elect to be installed and other provisions for special circumstances
21st Amendment (1933) repealed the 18th Amendment
22nd Amendment (1951) set a term limit for President
23rd Amendment (1961) allowed the District of Columbia to participate in election of President
24th Amendment (1964) prohibited poll taxes
25th Amendment (1967) redefined the order of succession to the Presidency
26th Amendment (1971) standardized the voting age at 18 years
27th Amendment (1992) defined that pay increases for representatives and senators shall not take effect until the next Congress convenes.

I've been around while six (6) amendments have been added. That even surprises me!