Question

How does Article V of the Constitution influence the changes that can be made to

the Constitution?

A-It describes how the President approves amendments.
B-It describes how the first ten amendments were developed.
C-It explains how amendments should be worded.
D-It details how amendments are proposed and ratified.

Answer 1

Really its how to can be altered. SO the best answer would have to be B

Answer 2

The correct answer is D. Article V of the Constitution of the United States details how amendments are proposed and ratified.

Step-by-step explanation:

Article V of the Constitution describes the process of constitutional amendment, that is, the process by means of which certain clauses that guarantee rights to the citizens of the country or duties that the government must carry out can be added to the Constitution.

This article establishes that Congress is in charge of proposing amendments to the Constitution, provided that this proposal is approved by at least two thirds of the Senate and the House.

It also empowers the Legislative Assemblies of two thirds of the various states to convene a Convention to propose amendments.

Finally, it states that the proposed amendments will be valid once ratified by the Legislative Assemblies or Conventions of three-fourths of the States.