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No new state can be admitted to the Union without the permission of The President The Congress The Supreme Court 2/3 of state legislatures

No new state can be admitted to the Union without the permission of The President The Congress The Supreme Court 2/3 of state legislatures
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No new state can be admitted to the Union without the permission of

The President

The Congress

The Supreme Court

2/3 of state legislatures

User Sunwoo Yang
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the answer is b, the congress. the u.s. constitution grants congress the power to grant statehood but doesn’t establish the process to do so.
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