How is the Texas Constitution changed? (essay, 3-5 pages)

Howhas the Texas Constitution changed? - ESSAYAsyou've read in your text, changes to the Texas Constitution are proposed by thestate legislature, but can only be approved by a majority vote in a statewideelection. In 2013, the Texas Legislature voted to propose 10 amendments, whichwere all approved by voters.Thisyear, the legislature was able to reach a 2/3 majority in the House and Senatefor seven proposed changes. Voters had an opportunity to decide whether not tomake each change last month in the November 3 election.Onemeasure, Proposition 6, was written to give Texans a constitutional right tohunt and fish.Texanscan already hunt and fish, but this amendment was presented as a preventivemeasure from any possible legislative action that could limit the right.Supporters are worried about possible pressure from animal rights orenvironmental groups.Theamendment says hunting and fishing is the preferred way for Texans to maintainand conserve wildlife. Critics say that could cause confusion about endangered,threatened or non-game species, some of which are protected by federal andstate laws.Whatdo you think?Writean essay (3 - 5 pages, double-spaced – MLA format, cited sources). Make sureyour essay tells your reader:1.  The number and author ofthe joint resolution proposing this amendment.2.  What the proposed amendmentwould do.3.  Arguments for and against.4.  Who you think might havebeen for it and against it (Hint: see who testified at the hearing, and whothey represented).5.  Why you think it was a goodidea or a bad idea.6.  What did Texas votersdecide?Submitin Word. Cite your sources.ResourcesForthis assignment, read the House Research Organization's report on Proposition6: http://www.hro.house.state.tx.us/pdf/focus/amend84.pdfIfyou need more, look at the Texas Legislative Council's version, too: http://www.tlc.state.tx.us/pubsconamend/analyses15/analyses15.pdfTheTexas Tribune tells how the election came out: http://www.texastribune.org/2015/11/03/texas-statewide-2015-election-results/