A series of 4 flowcharts labeled A to D. Each chart has 3 labeled boxes connected together in process order. Chart A has entries Considered, Over 20,000 amendments; Passed, 300 amendments were put to a vote; Ratified, 23 amendments were ratified. Chart B has entries Considered, over 10,000 amendments; Passed, 33 amendments were put to a vote; Ratified, 27 amendments were ratified. Chart C has entries Considered, over 30,000 amendments; Passed, 33 amendments were put to a vote; Ratified, 2,300 amendments were ratified. Chart D has entries Considered, over 10,000 amendments; Passed 27 amendments were put to a vote; Ratified, 33 amendments were ratified. Which of the following flow charts accurately illustrates the history of Constitutional amendments in the United States?
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chart A
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chart B
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chart C
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chart D

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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