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Am Govt Homework 12 Answers - Student Three (view source)
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''1. How is the Constitution amended, and what is an example of a proposed amendment that was never ratified?''
''1. How is the Constitution amended, and what is an example of a proposed amendment that was never ratified?''
In order to amend the Constitution, an amendment must be written and then proposed to be ratified by three quarters of the state legislatures. If this happens the amendment to the Constitution is validated. The ERA (Equal Rights Amendment) was proposed but never reached the three quarters of state legislatures needed to ratify it.
''2. What Articles of the U.S. Constitution establishes which branch of government?''
''2. What Articles of the U.S. Constitution establishes which branch of government?''