Amending the Constitution: Why and How
Understanding the process and reasons for making changes to the Constitution.
Key Questions
- Justify the necessity of a process for amending the Constitution.
- Explain the steps involved in formally changing the Constitution.
- Evaluate the potential impacts of constitutional amendments on society.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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