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Constitution and the state trivia questions
Constitution and the state trivia
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- Under the constitution of South Korea, which is one of the four basic duties of a citizen?Constitution and the state
- Which body in Korea reviews and votes on the budget proposal the government has drawn up?Constitution and the state
- Under the constitution of South Korea, paying taxes is one of the duties of a citizen.Constitution and the state
- Which principle of elections holds that anyone past a certain age may vote regardless of wealth or sex?Constitution and the state
- Which body did the constitution set up separately to run elections and referendums fairly?Constitution and the state
- What is the power that lets the president send a bill passed by the National Assembly back for another debate?Constitution and the state
- What is the yearly process in which the National Assembly examines how government bodies have done their work?Constitution and the state
- What stands at the top of the Korean legal system?Constitution and the state
- Which state body settles disputes by holding trials?Constitution and the state
- At what age does a person gain the right to vote in South Korea?Constitution and the state
- Which body tries an impeachment brought by the National Assembly and decides whether to remove the official?Constitution and the state
- When a statute conflicts with the constitution, the statute passed later takes precedence.Constitution and the state
- The Korean court system lets the same case be argued up to three times.Constitution and the state
- Once the National Assembly votes for impeachment, removal from office is settled by that vote alone.Constitution and the state
- The head of a local government in Korea is appointed by the central government rather than elected by residents.Constitution and the state
- The basic rights the constitution guarantees are granted only to adults.Constitution and the state
- The Korean constitution states that compulsory education shall be free.Constitution and the state
- Article 1 of the constitution of South Korea declares that the country is a democratic republic.Constitution and the state
- The Korean constitution splits state authority into legislative, executive, and judicial power and gives each to a different body.Constitution and the state
- The president of South Korea serves a four-year term and may serve one more term in a row.Constitution and the state