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English, 28.01.2021 19:20, lexyjasmin6781

15 POINTS FOR WHOEVER ANSWERS THIS!! Why is it important to be able to amend the Constitution?

A. Times change, and it is important for the Constitution to be flexible and change when it is really necessary.

B. Attendees at the Constitutional Convention knew the importance of adding to a document every 20 years.

C. The Founders wanted to be sure no one branch of government became more powerful than others.

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