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Kay [80]
3 years ago
13

Match the items.

History
1 answer:
skad [1K]3 years ago
5 0

a - 4

b - 2

c --3

d - 1

Explanation:

<u>The 12th Amendment made a foundation change</u> in the process of the elections of the President and Vice President to make it more democratic and to have more people have a say in it.

T<u>he 20th amendment finalized the term dates</u> of Presidents and their cabinets and had laws for when there was no clear winner at the ballot.

<u>The 23rd amendment happened due to common demand</u> and allowed DC voters on the poll

<u>The 25th amendment came out of the tragic necessity </u>after John F Kennedy's assassination.

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