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After Congress or a constitutional convention proposes an amendment, how is it ratified?
- Through a Senate vote alone
- Through a plebiscite
- Through presidential approval
- Through a Supreme Court ruling
Answer
B. Through a plebiscite
Solution
Article XVII, Section 4 requires ratification of a proposed amendment through a plebiscite held within a specified period.
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