The answers are 1) Congress proposes an amendment by a<u> two thirds vote, state legislatures</u> ratify the amendment by a <u>three fourths</u> vote; 3) Congress propose is an amendment by <u>two thirds</u> vote in the<u> state convention</u> ratifies the amendment by a <u>three fourths vote</u>; and 4) A <u>national convention</u> proposes an amendment requested by <u>three fourths</u> of states and state legislatures ratify the amendment by <u>three fourths vote</u>
According to Article V of the U.S. Constitution, the Constitution can be changed (By adding or eliminating an amendment) through 2 ways:
- Both the Senate and the House of the U.S. Congress propose an amendment by at least <u>two-thirds</u> of votes in favor, and it later has to be voted on by the <u>state legislatures OR the state conventions</u>. Only if the amendment is approved by at least <u>three-fourths</u> of the state legislatures or the state convention, it becomes a law.
- Or the state legislatures can propose a <u>National Convention</u> with two-thirds of votes. In the National Convention, the amendment can be officially proposed. Only if the amendment is ratified by<u> three-fourths</u> of the state legislatures (or conventions in three-fourths of the states), it becomes a law.
Answer:
Federalism
Provide Public Services
Provide for Common Defense
Limited Government
Checks and Balances
Support the Economy
Promote rule of law
Protect rights
Popular Sovereignty
Equality
Separation of Powers
Answer: wait what I meant to say is yes
Explanation:
Answer: the second one.
Explanation: Pay attention.