Chapter 3 Section 2 Name: Why is the Constitution an enduring document/?
because it was created a long time ago and is still available to read and use.

What article of the Constitution talks about amending the Constitution?

How many methods are there for amending the Constitution?

How does the amendment process demonstrate Federalism?

What are the topics that an amendment can be about?

What is the one thing an amendment cannot be about?

Does the president have to sign an amendment?

Can a state take back it’s approval of an amendment?

How many amendment proposals has there been?

When was the 27t amendment first proposed?

What amendment was proposed in 1972, but it failed?

What is the time limit for approving an amendment?

What are the first ten amendments called?

What group wanted a Bill of Rights?

What did the 26th Amendment do?

Why did people argue the voting age should change?

What are the five ways the constitution has been changed?

What did the 25th Amendment do?

What is an executive agreement?

What is a treaty?

Who acquired the Louisiana territory?

What case decided Judicial Review?

Did the constitution mention political parties?

What is the cabinet?

Why was the 22nd Amendment passed?