What must occur for state legislatures to propose an amendment to the Constitution?

A. One-half of both houses of Congress must vote to propose the amendment

B. Three-fourths of both houses of Congress must vote to propose the amendment

C. Two-thirds of the state legislatures must call for a national convention to propose the amendment

D. One-fourth of the state legislatures must call for a national convention to propose the amendment

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10 June, 18:12

What must occur for state legislatures to propose an amendment to the Constitution?

A. One-half of both houses of Congress must vote to propose the amendment

B. Three-fourths of both houses of Congress must vote to propose the amendment

C. Two-thirds of the state legislatures must call for a national convention to propose the amendment

D. One-fourth of the state legislatures must call for a national convention to propose the amendment

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Tatum Rowe · Answer 1

Three-fourths of the two houses of the Congress should vote to suggest the amendment.

Option B

Explanation:

The constitutional amendment is an alteration, a clarification or a modification of the original substance which was accepted in 1788.

To present, 27 amendments were introduced, six disapproved and thousands debated.

Article V of the Constitution recommends how a constitutional amendment can be implemented. Although two forms were accessible, only one ever was used.

When two-thirds of Parliament and the Senate accept the bill and send it for a vote to the States, the 27 amendments have been adopted. The proposed amendment must then be asserted by three-fourths of states.