89. in most states, what is required to ratify a constitutional amendment? a. approval by the governor b…

89. in most states, what is required to ratify a constitutional amendment? a. approval by the governor b. unanimous vote in the legislature c. majority vote in a public referendum d. approval by the federal government 90. what is often cited as a major issue with many state constitutions? a. they are too short b. they are too rigid c. they are too vague d. they are too lengthy and detailed

89. in most states, what is required to ratify a constitutional amendment? a. approval by the governor b. unanimous vote in the legislature c. majority vote in a public referendum d. approval by the federal government 90. what is often cited as a major issue with many state constitutions? a. they are too short b. they are too rigid c. they are too vague d. they are too lengthy and detailed

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Brief Explanations:

For the first question, in most states, a majority vote in a public referendum is often required to ratify a constitutional amendment. Governors don't typically have the sole - approval power for constitutional amendments, a unanimous vote in the legislature is not the common requirement, and federal government approval is not needed for state - level constitutional amendments. For the second question, many state constitutions are often criticized for being too lengthy and detailed, covering a wide range of specific policies and procedures that might be better left to statutes.

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  1. c. Majority vote in a public referendum
  2. d. They are too lengthy and detailed