Which Section of the Constitution describes the Amendment Process? LEJSASR, Section 1, Section 2, Section 3, Section 4, Section 5, Section 6, True or False - An Amendment can be proposed by Congress OR by a Convention of States, True, False, What does RATIFY mean?, Agreeing to propose a possible amendment, Blocking an amendment, Final adoption of an amendment, What percent of Congress or a Convention of States must approve of a PROPOSED Amendment?, 2/3, 1/5, 3/4, 4/5, True or False: Congress can RATIFY and Amendmentment even if the states don't want it., True, False, What percent of State Legislatures must agree to RATIFY an Amendment?, 2/3, 1/5, 3/4, 4/5, Once an amendment is ratified, can you get rid of it?, No, never, Yes, but only with another Amendment, Yes, if the President says so, Yes if Congress says so, The first ten Amendments are called the..., Big list of amendments, The big ten, The Bill of Rights, Which group actively fought for the first ten amendments?, The Federalists, The Anti-0Federalists, The Know-Nothings, The Whigs, True or false: The Executive Branch (The President) has absolutely zero power over passing amendments., True, False, How many methods can propose a constitutional amendment?, Three methods, Four methods, One method, Two methods, How many methods can ratify a proposed amendment?, Four methods, Two methods, One method, Three methods, Who usually sets the ratification deadline for an amendment?, Congress, The Supreme Court, The President, State governors, Which amendment was repealed by another amendment?, 1st Amendment, 5th Amendment, 18th Amendment, 14th Amendment, Which amendment repealed Prohibition?, 22nd Amendment, 21st Amendment, 19th Amendment, 20th Amendment, True or False: The President can veto a constitutional amendment., False, True, What is the last step in adding a constitutional amendment?, Judicial review, Proposal, Ratification, Veto, Who may call for a convention to propose amendments?, The President, The Senate alone, The Supreme Court, State legislatures, True or False: All amendments must be ratified by state conventions., False, True, Why is the amendment process difficult?, Needs unanimous states, Needs court approval, Needs presidential approval, Needs broad support

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