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How many amendment's are there to the constitution?
27 amendments.
How many amendments of Indian constitution till 2014?
By December 2014, there have been 99 amendments on the Constitution of India since it was first enacted in the year 1950.
How many amendments does your constitution have today?
The United States Constitution has 27 Amendments as of year 2010.
How many proposed constitutional amendments have been introduced in congress since 1789?
Since 1787 27 amendments have been introduced to congress. In 1791 The Bill of Rights, the 10 first amendments, was adopted. Since The Bill of Rights 17 other amendments have been adopted, which makes the total 27 amendments since 1787.
How many amendments to the constitution exist?
There are 27 amendments to the U.S. Constitution
The year the constitution was written?
The United States of America's constitution was written in the year 1787.The U.S. Constitution was drafted on September 17, 1787. It became effective March 4, 1789. The first ten amendments (the "Bill of Rights") were ratified December 15, 1791.
When was the Year of current constitution in Ireland?
1937. There have been various amendments in the period since then.
Which year was the preamble added to the constitution?
in 1781
In what year was the bill of rights added to the constitution?
the bill of rights was added after the war and after there was no freedom for people with the new constution. The articles of confederation were not working out for our new country. It was added December 15, 1791.
How many amendments have been made to the Louisiana State Constitution?
Since 1974, when the current Louisiana constitution was put into effect, 214 amendments were proposed and 151 were approved.Amendments by year may be found in the related link below
In what year was the 17th amendment added to the constitution?
1913
When does congress propose an amendment?
In the fall of 1789, the First Congress submitted the first constitutional amendments to the states for ratification. When Virginia representative James Madison introduced those amendments, some members protested that the Constitution was so new that they ought not hurry to change it
