Match each type of constitution listed on the left with its defining legal or structural characteristic on the right.
- Written ConstitutionA single legal document embodying the fundamental laws and principles of a nation.
- Rigid ConstitutionRequires a special, complex amendment procedure distinct from ordinary legislation.
- Unitary ConstitutionConcentrates supreme governmental authority within a single central organ.
- Confederal ConstitutionVests ultimate political sovereignty in autonomous component states rather than a central body.
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Written Constitution corresponds to 'A single legal document embodying the fundamental laws and principles of a nation'; Rigid Constitution corresponds to 'Requires a special, complex amendment procedure distinct from ordinary legislation'; Unitary Constitution corresponds to 'Concentrates supreme governmental authority within a single central organ'; Confederal Constitution corresponds to 'Vests ultimate political sovereignty in autonomous component states rather than a central body'.
Each constitutional type is correctly matched to its fundamental feature: written constitutions are codified in a single document, rigid constitutions demand special amendment mechanisms, unitary constitutions centralize political power, and confederal constitutions preserve the sovereignty of constituent member states.
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Types and Classification of Constitutions