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What happens if an amendment is not ratified A it goes back to the senate for a vote B it is not put in the constitution, but remains a law C it is sent to the president D it is not put in the constitution
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What happens if an amendment is not ratified
A it goes back to the senate for a vote
B it is not put in the constitution, but remains a law
C it is sent to the president
D it is not put in the constitution and it is not a law
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A it goes back to the senate for a vote
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