Seventh Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea

Target entity: Seventh Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
Context triple: [Daehanminguk Heonbeop, hasAmendment, Seventh Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea]

• A. Third Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Third Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1960 constitutional revision adopted after the April Revolution that curtailed presidential powers and strengthened parliamentary democracy in an effort to prevent a return to authoritarian rule.
• B. Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1962 constitutional revision that restructured the government following the 1961 military coup, paving the way for the Third Republic under Park Chung-hee.
• C. Sixth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Sixth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1969 constitutional revision under President Park Chung-hee that enabled his extended rule by easing presidential term limits and strengthening executive power.
• D. Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1954 constitutional revision that, among other changes, enabled President Syngman Rhee to seek unlimited re-election by altering presidential term-limit provisions.
• E. Constitution of South Korea
  The Constitution of South Korea is the fundamental legal charter that establishes the structure, powers, and principles of the South Korean state and guarantees its citizens’ basic rights and freedoms.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Seventh Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
Target entity description: The Seventh Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1972 revision that enabled President Park Chung-hee’s Yushin (Revitalizing Reforms) system, greatly expanding presidential powers and curtailing democratic checks.

• A. Third Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Third Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1960 constitutional revision adopted after the April Revolution that curtailed presidential powers and strengthened parliamentary democracy in an effort to prevent a return to authoritarian rule.
• B. Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1962 constitutional revision that restructured the government following the 1961 military coup, paving the way for the Third Republic under Park Chung-hee.
• C. Sixth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Sixth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1969 constitutional revision under President Park Chung-hee that enabled his extended rule by easing presidential term limits and strengthening executive power.
• D. Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1954 constitutional revision that, among other changes, enabled President Syngman Rhee to seek unlimited re-election by altering presidential term-limit provisions.
• E. Constitution of South Korea
  The Constitution of South Korea is the fundamental legal charter that establishes the structure, powers, and principles of the South Korean state and guarantees its citizens’ basic rights and freedoms.
• F. None of above. chosen