Question

Why did the framers of the United States Constitution make amending the Constitution so difficult?

A. They believed the process of revision would be expensive and were trying to save money.
B. They thought amendments were problematic for the future of the republic.
C. They thought the constitution was sufficiently flexible and did not need further revision.
D. They wanted the constitution to be able to be changed, but only if it was widely agreed upon. ​

Answer 1

Answer: C. They thought the constitution was sufficiently flexible and did not need further revision.

Explanation: They basically wanted the grounds to be stable, for the government so it will be an easy to keep the function well.

Answer 2

im pretty sure its A

Step-by-step explanation:

i aw A because if u recall in the whiskey rebillion framers were mad because they were pricing to much on the whiskey and the same thing with the boston tea act they threw the tea in the water because the taxes were to much