In a democracy, several steps are involved in the process of passing constitutional

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Explanation:

There are several steps involved for a bill to become a law. First, the bill is introduced in the house of representatives and the speaker sends it to the standing committees. The committee members who are experts research and revise the bill and also decides whether to send the bill back to the house floor. When the committee approves a bill is sent to the house floor for debate. At the house floor, the bill is debated and changes are made to it, and it is voted. If the majority of representatives support the bill, it is considered to be passed in the house of representatives. It is then forwarded to Senate, If it is gets passed in the senate then the bill is sent to the president. If the president signs the bill then it becomes law if he vetoes the bill it is sent back to the house of representatives.

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