What major democratic principle was enacted in Romania's post-WWI legislation and enshrined in the 1923 Constitution?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Universal, equal, direct, secret, and compulsory male suffrage
- Step 1: The 1923 Constitution enshrined democratic rights, citizen equality regardless of ethnic origin, and universal male suffrage. Answer: Universal, equal, direct, secret, and compulsory male suffrage. Why not the others: Census voting existed under the 1866 constitution before being abolished after World War I.
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