On which date did Spanish citizens ratify the current democratic Constitution in a nationwide referendum?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. December 6, 1978
Analysis: The Spanish Constitution was approved by the electorate in a referendum held on December 6, 1978, receiving 87.8% favorable votes from participating citizens. Answer: December 6, 1978. Why not the others: June 15, 1977, was the date of the first democratic general election; October 25, 1977, was when the Moncloa Pacts were signed; February 23, 1981, was the date of the failed military coup (23-F).
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