Ninth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea

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

• A. Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1980 constitutional revision enacted under the Fifth Republic that strengthened presidential powers and formalized the authoritarian political structure of the Chun Doo-hwan regime.
• 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. Seventh Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  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.
• D. 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.
• E. 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.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ninth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
Target entity description: The Ninth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea is the 1987 constitutional revision that significantly expanded democratic rights and reformed the political system following nationwide pro-democracy protests.

• A. Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  The Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea was a 1980 constitutional revision enacted under the Fifth Republic that strengthened presidential powers and formalized the authoritarian political structure of the Chun Doo-hwan regime.
• 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. Seventh Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
  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.
• D. 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.
• E. 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.
• F. None of above. chosen