Which of the following is the amendment process designed to do?
A. Force Congress and the states to work together.
B. Allow Congress and the states to work separately.
C. Force Congress and the states to recognize people's rights.
D. Encourage Congress and the states to respect legal records.
Answer (2)
The amendment process is designed to force Congress and the states to work together in creating and ratifying constitutional changes. This process involves proposals by a supermajority in Congress or through state conventions and requires ratification by a significant number of states. Examples like the 19th and 21st Amendments highlight the importance of cooperation in this process. ;
The amendment process is designed to force Congress and the states to work together in making changes to the Constitution. Amendments can be proposed by Congress or state conventions and must be ratified by a significant number of states. This ensures a collaborative effort reflecting a wide consensus.
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