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No, not ever. Many say that the Constitution is a "living, breathing" document, but it is not.
On the other hand, there is a process through which a certain majority of States can ratify (approve) an addition to the Amendments to the Constitution.
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How many times the preamble to the US Constitution was amended?
The preamble to the US Constitution has never been amended.
How many times has the constitution been amended?
The U. S. Constitution has been amended twenty seven times.The Constitution, has been amended 17 times since the first 10.
What could have happened if the writers of the constitution had not allowed it to be amended?
The Constitution would never have been ratified. The Antifederalist opponents believed that it did not protect the rights of the people and states enough, so if it were never to be amended, we wouldn't have the Bill of Rights and thus the ratification of the constitution
Why does a person have to be 35 years to be elected for president?
This is a requirement made in the US Constitution and it has never been amended.
Has the constitution been amended?
yes
How many times has the preamble of the Indian constitution been amended so far?
It has been amended only once!
How many times has the US Constitution been amended Verb?
The verb phrase is - has been amended.
How many times has the preamble of the Indian constitution been amended?
The preamble has been amended three times.
How many times has Washington state's constitution been amended?
The state of Ohio's constitution has been amended approximately three times. It was amended in 1802, 1851, and again in 1912.
Can you rewrite the constitution?
The constitution can be amended, and indeed, has been amended many times. With enough voter support you can make any change you like.
What is amending the constitution?
It means to change it. The U.S. constitution has been amended 27 times.
What is is amending the constitution?
It means to change it. The U.S. Constitution has been amended 27 times.
