France Constitution

Constitution of June 24, 1793 was also known as:

A.Montagnard Constitution
B.French Constitution
C.Japanese Constitution
D.None of these

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The Constitution of 1791 or Constitution of September 3, 1791 established a:

A.Unlimited monarchy and the Legislative Assembly
B.Unlimited monarchy and the limited Legislative Assembly
C.Limited monarchy and the Legislative Assembly
D.None of these

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A liberal monarchical constitution was accepted by the king on:

A.October 6, 1789
B.October 6, 1790
C.July 14, 1790
D.July 14,1791

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A liberal monarchical constitution was adopted on:

A.October 27,1789
B.October 6,1789
C.October 26,1789
D.October 16,1789

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The ancient regime was an absolute monarchy and lacked a formal constitution. The regime essentially relied on:

A.Custom
B.Referendum
C.Law
D.None of these

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Charles de Gaulle bypassed the legislative procedure in 1962 and directly sent a constitutional amendment to a:

A.Referendum
B.Senate
C.Parliament
D.National Assembly

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The Constitution sets out methods for its own amendment either by referendum or through a:

A.Parliamentary process without Presidential consent
B.Parliamentary process with Presidential consent
C.Cabinet process with Presidential consent
D.None of these with

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