LatviaVēsture un kultūra 180 · Latvian history and culture
In which year was the Constitution (Satversme) of the Republic of Latvia adopted?
In the exam (Latvian)
Kurā gadā tika pieņemta Latvijas Republikas Satversme?
- ain 19181918. gadā
- bin 19341934. gadā
- cin 19221922. gadāCorrect answer
Why?
The Constitutional Assembly adopted the Constitution (Satversme) on 15 February 1922; it entered into force in November of the same year.
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Who became Latvia's second President (Valsts prezidents) after the death of Jānis Čakste in 1927?Correct answer:Gustavs Zemgals
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True or false? Latvia became a member of the League of Nations in 1921.Correct answer:True
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