1-which of the following describes one of the ways a constitutional amendment can be proposed?

a. all of the states agree on a new amendment
b. the president decrees a new amendment
c. two-thirds of the house of representatives and senate vote to propose an amendment
d. a two-thirds vote of all of the state legislatures

question part no.2

once a constitutional amendment has been proposed (either by the states or the federal legislature), which of the selections below is the next step in the ratification process?

a. judicial review by the supreme court of the united states
b. national referendum on the amendment
c. the amendment being signed into law by the president
d. ratification by the individual states

question part no.3

a three-fourths majority (38 of the current 50 united states), is required for which of the selections below?
select one:
a. ratification of a constitutional amendment
b. approval of a new federal statute
c. impeachment of the president
d. ratification of judicial and cabinet appointments

part no. 4

as described in article v of the u. s. constitution one way an amendment of the u. s. constitution can be proposed is by two-thirds of the states calling for a constitutional convention. which selection below is actually the way in which all of the amendments to date have been proposed?

a. presidential decree
b. a two-thirds vote of the house and senate
c. judicial ruling
d. popular vote

question no.5

once a constitutional amendment has been proposed, to which of the selections below is it generally passed for formal ratification?

once a constitutional amendment has been proposed, to which of the selections below is it generally passed for formal ratification?

so much it's a question with 5 parts