In what year was the final constitution enacted?
1900
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Answer
The final constitution was enacted in 1900, after the civil war, in order to establish a new, more democratic government. The new constitution included a number of provisions that were designed to protect the rights of citizens, including freedom of speech, assembly, and religion. It also established a more representative government, with a bicameral legislature and a president who was elected by popular vote.
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