Article 5
Article five goes over this.
Article six goes over this topic.
What is National Supremacy?
Article seven goes over this topic.
What is Ratification?
This is what Ratification means.
What is the action of signing or giving formal consent of approving an article or amendment?
These two signers are from Virginia.
What is John Blair and James Madison Jr.?
This amount of votes from both houses can propose amendments.
What is 2/3?
This is the supreme law of the land.
What is the Constitution?
These amount of states were present for the Ratification of the Conventions.
What is nine states?
An elector is this.
What is a person qualified to vote in an election?
The signer from New York.
Who is Alexander Hamilton?
This amount of votes from both houses can ratify an amendment.
What is 3/4?
This test is not required to hold office.
This year is when the Constitution was signed.
What is 1787?
An oath means this.
What is a solemn promise, often invoking a divine witness, regarding one's future action or behavior?
New Hampshire had these two signers.
Who are John Landon and Nicholas Gilman?
This clause changed a section in Article 5 section 1 clause 1.
What is the Sunset Clause?
These personnel must take an oath of office promising to support the Constitution.
What is all federal and state officials?
These people appoint a president of the Senate.
What is the Senate themselves?
The meaning of unanimous is this.
What is (of two or more people) fully in agreement?
Connecticut had these two signers.
Who are Wm. Saml. Johnson and Roger Sherman?
The second option for ratifying an amendment, that is never used, is.
What is 3/4 states hold a convention?
All money borrowed under these articles will be repaid under the Constitution.
What is the Articles of Confederation?
These officials executed the Constitution.
What is the President and Congress?
This is what a delegate is.
What is a person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference?
Benjamin Franklin signed under this state on the Constitution.
What is Pennsylvania?