To make changes to the Constitution, Congress can propose new amendments, which must then be ratified by the states to become official laws.

Question

Using context clues around the words, what do you think the words amendments and ratified mean?

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Responses

Amendments are a type of government and ratified is a type of disagreement 
Amendments are a type of government and  ratified is a type of disagreement 

Amendments are unchanged documents and ratified means to block a decision and vote no
Amendments are unchanged documents and ratified means to   block a decision and vote no

Amendments are official changes or additions to a document and ratified is something, like an amendment, that has been formally approved or accepted.

Answer 1

Amendments are official changes or additions to a document and ratified is something, like an amendment, that has been formally approved or accepted.