There are 4 methods in which the Constitution may be formally changed. Describe the Method that has been used most frequently.

Why do u believe this method has been used most often?

The proposal by the two chambers i.e. the congress and the house of representative with the states houses also approving it.

The proposal made by the congress and the ratification is finalize by the conventions in the states.

The proposal by states convention and ratification done by the same convention

The proposal is the convention put forward by states houses and the ratified by the state lawmakers.

The proposal made by the congress and the ratification is finalize by the conventions in the states.

Explanation:

Changing of the constitution is also known as a constitutional amendment, which has to do with the process where there is a change either addition or omission in the constitution of the land. The process of amendment is mainly done by the legislative house. The four methods of changing the constitution are:

Firstly is the change or amendment can be put forward by 2/3 of the total number of legislators in both chambers of congress which are later sent to the state houses with 3/4 of the approving to the change.

The second change to the constitution is the one put forward by a proposal from the congress and it is sealed and agreed upon through a convention. 3/4 of the states must approve it.

The third is through national conventions put forward by congress as a result of the call for it by 2/3 of state legislatures. 3/4 of the statehouses are needed for ratification.

The forth is a proposal by conventions that will be ratified by 3/4of the state's conventions.

B. The method that has been used most is  the one that comes with the 2/3 votes from the congress and the house of  representatives

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