Except for One, All of the Amendments That Have Been

Multiple Choice

Except for one, all of the amendments that have been added to the Constitution have passed in:

A) the House and Senate by a two-thirds vote and then ratified by a majority vote of the legislatures of three-fourths of the states.
B) the Senate by a two-thirds vote and then ratified by conventions called for this purpose in two-thirds of the states.
C) a national convention called by the House in response to petitions by two-thirds of the states and then ratified by a majority vote of the legislatures of three-fourths of the states.
D) a national convention called by Congress in response to petitions by two-thirds of the states and then ratified by conventions called for this purpose in three-fourths of the states.