Under the Constitution, Bills Can Originate in Either House of Congress

Under the Constitution, bills can originate in either house of Congress with the exception of

A) proposed constitutional amendments, which must begin in the Senate.
B) declarations of war, which must begin in the House.
C) bills to override a president's veto, which must begin in the Senate.
D) bills for raising revenue, which must begin in the House.
E) bills reducing expenditures that were previously appropriated.