Articles vii of the constitution describes: a. how the constitution would be ratified b. how the legislature’s power is checked by other branches of government c. how federal laws are superior to state laws d. how the constitution can be amended to adapt to changing times

Answer is A

Explanation:

in Article VII it is said that it is necessary that nine states out of thirteen need to verify the Constitution in order to take effect. This article raised many controversies, especially because it was necessary to be signed by only nine states and cut out the Continental Congress in total.

A. How the constitution would be ratified

Explanation:

Article VII explains the ratification of the constitution. Ratification of the Nine out of the thirteen original states would establish the Constitution as the laws in those states.

Article VII's final purpose is to set up the process for ratifying or approving the Constitution.

Article VII is the process of making the Constitution the Official governing Document.  

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