The ratification process has been criticized because State legislators

A. rarely call for an advisory vote by the people before action is taken on a proposed amendment.

B. usually vote along party lines on a proposed amendment.

C. are not elected because of their views on a proposed amendment.

D. are responsible for selecting the delegates to the convention held for a proposed amendment.

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Philip Grimes

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20 November, 04:05

The ratification process has been criticized because State legislators

A. rarely call for an advisory vote by the people before action is taken on a proposed amendment.

B. usually vote along party lines on a proposed amendment.

C. are not elected because of their views on a proposed amendment.

D. are responsible for selecting the delegates to the convention held for a proposed amendment.

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Slade Castaneda · Answer 1

A. rarely call for an advisory vote by the people before action is taken on a proposed amendment.

Explanation:

Usually, people are not called in for an advisory vote and even so the advisory votes are non-binding which means that the results will not change the law. Even so, when the States have the opportunity do call for an advisory vote they do not do so.