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How Countries Constitute ThemselvesLesson 17 of 19

17 · Quiz: how constitutions are made

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1. Under Article VII, the US Constitution took effect once ratified by:
2. Japan and Germany are called the 'subtle pair' of routes because both nations were:
3. Germany's 1949 Basic Law differs from Japan's route mainly because it was:
4. What was unique about South Africa's Constitutional Court in the process?
5. A shared comment on both Japan and Germany is that their constitutions, once made:
6. On how 'imposed' Japan's constitution was, the course teaches that:
7. The case for the CONVENTION route in this course is:
8. South Africa's interim constitution (1993) fixed 34 Constitutional Principles that:

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