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Most constitutional amendments are required to be approved by states within how many years
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Most constitutional amendments in the United States are required to be ratified by state legislatures or conventions within seven years of their proposal by Congress. This timeframe is outlined in the text of the amendment itself, although Congress has the authority to set the time limit for ratification.
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