Question

select the correct answer.
who can propose an amendment to the constitution?
a. a simple majority of congress
b. the president
c. the supreme court
d. a two - thirds majority of congress

Explanation:

To propose a constitutional amendment, a two - thirds majority of Congress (both the House of Representatives and the Senate) is required. A simple majority is not enough for proposing amendments. The President does not have the power to propose constitutional amendments, and the Supreme Court's role is judicial review and interpretation, not proposing amendments.

Answer:

D. a two - thirds majority of Congress