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Adding amendments to the Constitution was made difficult to ensure stability and prevent hasty changes that could arise from fleeting passions or political pressures. The framers established a rigorous process requiring approval by a two-thirds majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, followed by ratification from three-fourths of the state legislatures or conventions. This high threshold reflects a commitment to thoughtful deliberation and consensus, emphasizing the importance of broad support for any fundamental alterations to the nation's foundational legal document.
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How did the framers try to make sure only good amendments were made to the Constitution?
They made it very difficult to change the Constitution
How did the framers try make sure only good amendments were made to the constitution?
They made it very difficult to change the Constitution
How did framers try to make sure only good amendments were made to the constitution?
They made it very difficult to change the Constitution
What changes made to the constitution are known as what?
Amendments
Can the constitution be overthrown?
No, but amendments can be made to it.
How many amendments have been made to the constitution since it's ratification?
27 amendments
How laws are made in the constitution?
A constitution tells how governments are made
What are changes made to the constitution called?
amendments
How many amendemens does the Constitution have?
the constitution has 27 amendments since our founding fathers made the constitution
Changes made to the constitution after 1789 are called?
amendments
What changes have been made to the constitution?
the changes are called amendments and the Bill of Rights, if you look that up you should find what those changes are
The addition-changes made in the current constitution over the years are known as the?
They are called Amendments.
