Social Sciences, asked by muruganr4645, 3 months ago

why are written constitution rigid​

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Answered by SanviNavodayan
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The Written constitutions are rigid because they are the written in an actual document. This is so because the constitutional is alreadywritten and to change or ammend it a proper procedure needs to be followed. There must be majority at both central and state level.

Answered by Anonymous
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The United States' Constitution, however, is rigid because the country can only amend the document through an extensive process involving both Congress and ratification by a two-thirds majority of the individual states.

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