The Senate is appointed by a state's legislature and not directly elected by the electorate, with each term lasting six years, whereas representative terms run for only two years. With the benefit of more time, the Senate is more stable meaning that decisions can be followed through on; this also has its pitfalls meaning that Senators don't reflect, always, the current mood of the country. With that said, I think that the Senate should have relatively more stability than the House of Representatives, but perhaps, should be re-elected every 3 years, not 6.
Well it is the one that is more credible and has more information on it.
It’s either C or D
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C)<span> By the amendment process.
The senate and house have to approve amendments and then it has to be approved by 3/4 of the governors, and then it's sent to the National Archive and put into the record.
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