Question

2.018) ____ the formal amendment process to change or amend the constitution is an example of federalism. a. true b. false 2.019) __ only congress is responsible for proposing and ratifying an amendment to the constitution. a. true b. false match the statements with the constitutional articles. 2.020) __ established the process for formally amending the constitution a. article i 2.021) __ addressed the organization, powers, and limitations of the legislative branch b. article ii 2.022) __ addressed the powers and limitations of the state and national governments c. article iii 2.023) __ established the u.s. constitution as the highest law of the land d. article iv 2.024) __ addressed the court system and its jurisdiction e. article v 2.025) ____ addressed the office, powers, and duties of the executive branch f. article vi

Explanation:

2.018

The formal amendment process of the US Constitution involves both the national and state governments (e.g., proposal by Congress or state conventions, ratification by state legislatures or conventions), which is a key aspect of federalism (sharing of power between levels of government). So the statement is True.

The amendment process can be proposed by Congress (2/3 vote in both houses) or by a national convention called by 2/3 of state legislatures. Ratification can be by 3/4 of state legislatures or 3/4 of state ratifying conventions. So Congress is not the only body responsible, the statement is False.

Article V of the US Constitution specifically outlines the process for formally amending the Constitution.

Answer:

A. True

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