When writing the constitution, why did the Founding Fathers most likely allow for an amendment process? A) They feared future le
aders would void the entire document, so they allowed parts to be changed. B) They believed if they did not allow amendments to be made, other countries would become more powerful. C) They understood that as society changed and time passed, the basic laws of the country might need to adapt to preserve the nation. D) They knew future lawmakers may not agree with the words of the Constitution, so this allows it to be changed after every presidential election.
A very great proportion of the population is concentrated toward the bottom of the income distribution, and the poverty rate is highly sensitive to where the line is drawn.
