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Constitutional Amendments
How many amendments were proposed by Congress in 1789 and how many were ultimately ratified?
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In 1789, Congress proposed a total of 12 amendments to the Constitution. Of these, 10 were ultimately ratified and became known as the Bill of Rights.
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