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AP Constitution**

Methods of Amending the Constitution

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Whic Article sets forth the methods of amending the Constitution? Article V
Two ways of proposing Amendments 1) 2/3 votes of each house of Congress; 2)2/3 of the states request a convention, then Congress call the convention at the request
Two ways Amendment may be ratify 1) by the legislature of 3/4 of the states 2) by conventions of 3/4 of the states ratify it
For which amendments is proposal 1 and ratification 1 used? (2/3 vote of each house of Congress and 3/4 of the states ratifies it) For all amendments except the 21st Amendment
Which proposal and ratification method did the 21st Amendment used? Proposal 1 and ratification 2 (2/3 vote of each house of Congress and ratified by conventions in 3/4 of the states
Was proposal 2 and ratification 2 ever used? No (2/3 of the states request a convention, then Congress call the convention at the request and ratifies in convention in 3/4 of states
Who tells which method of ratification is to be used when an amendment is proposed? Congress
Was proposal 2 and ratification 1 ever used? No (2/3 of the states request a convention, then Congress call the convention at the request and ratify by the legislatures of 3/4 of the states
Created by: Tiffastic on 2006-03-18




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