Although there is no strict time limit for ratifying an amendment, __________ years is generally accepted as a reasonable timeframe for ratification. A. seven B. ten C. sixteen D. twenty-one

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Although there is no strict time limit for ratifying an amendment, __________ years is generally accepted as a reasonable timeframe for ratification. A. seven B. ten C. sixteen D. twenty-one

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Answer: seven Years :)

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Seven years is generally accepted as a reasonable timeline for ratification.

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