Why was adding amendments to the Constitution made a difficult task? Because it should be a needed change to add. 2. Because the writers felt they had created a perfect document. 3. Because requiring two-thirds of the states would show widespread support of change. 4. Because the bill of rights were the only changed that should have been added

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31 January, 16:56

Why was adding amendments to the Constitution made a difficult task? Because it should be a needed change to add. 2. Because the writers felt they had created a perfect document. 3. Because requiring two-thirds of the states would show widespread support of change. 4. Because the bill of rights were the only changed that should have been added

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Moshe Dickerson · Answer 1

Because it is efficiently difficult. Deciding what rights people should have is a hard job. They had to decide on alcohol, trade, slaves, etc.

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Louis Duke · Answer 2

When the framers wrote the United States Constitution, they wrote it so it would last. This way they made the amending document a different task. Because of this, the Constitution only has 27 amendments including the Bill of Rights.

To amend the Constitution, the idea must have a major impact that affects all Americans lives, otherwise, the amendment won't pass.

A proposed amendment must be passed by 2/3 of both houses, then ratified by legislatures of 3/4 of states. Another option is to start the amendment process by 2/3 of the state's legislatures asks the Congress to call a Constitutional Convention.