Question

it is difficult to change the constitution of the united states. what evidence from the passage supports this conclusion?
a two - thirds of both the senate and the house must vote for the change, then three - quarters of the states must approve it.
b the 13th amendment to the constitution states that, “congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.”
c a change to the united states constitution is called a constitutional amendment. the 13th amendment was the 13th change made to the constitution.
d lincoln believed he had the legal right, given to the president by the constitution in times of war, to take action necessary to defeat the rebels.

Explanation:

The process for amending the US Constitution is highly stringent. Two - thirds of both the Senate and the House must vote for the change, and then three - quarters of the states must approve it. This high - threshold process shows the difficulty of changing the Constitution.

Answer:

A. Two - thirds of both the Senate and the House must vote for the change, then three - quarters of the states must approve it.