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How Countries Constitute ThemselvesLesson 12 of 19

12 · Quiz: form and territory

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1. A codified constitution gathers the fundamental rules into:
2. The US Constitution has been amended, in more than two centuries, only:
3. The test that tells federal from unitary asks whether the centre, alone, can:
4. Which three democracies are the standard examples of UNcodified constitutions?
5. US Article V requires an amendment to be ratified by:
6. Devolution (as in the UK) is NOT federalism because the regional powers are:
7. Which set of countries is FEDERAL?
8. Israel's 1950 Harari Resolution decided to build its constitution:

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