Catalogue question 11 · Question catalogue in force since 2024-07-01

What is the constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany called?

Why — for every option

  1. A — Correct: the constitution is officially called the Grundgesetz (Basic Law) — the name reflects its originally provisional character from 1949.
  2. B — "Federal Constitution" is not the official designation, even though the term is sometimes used colloquially.
  3. C — "Code of Law" describes statute collections such as the Civil Code or Criminal Code, not the constitution.
  4. D — A "Constitutional Treaty" does not exist in Germany; the Basic Law is not a treaty between states.

Source: www.gesetze-im-internet.de

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