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Which statement best describes the two ways to propose amendments?

They can be proposed by Congress with a 2/3 vote or by National Convention with 2/3 of the states

The main idea is how amendments to the Constitution can be proposed. There are two routes: Congress can propose amendments with a two-thirds vote in both the House and the Senate, and a national convention can be called to propose amendments if two-thirds of the state legislatures request it. After an amendment is proposed, it must still be ratified by three-fourths of the states to become part of the Constitution, which is a separate step from proposing.

The other ideas don’t fit because the President doesn’t propose amendments, and the three-fourths vote applies to ratification, not to proposal. The Supreme Court also doesn’t ratify amendments.

They are only proposed by the President

They require a 3/4 vote in Congress

They must be ratified by the Supreme Court