The current constitution of Haiti

a. was originally drafted in 1804 when Haiti proclaimed its independence.
b. is only the second constitution in Haiti's long history.
c. has yet to have a substantial impact on the way in which political business is conducted.
d. was written by Franklin D. Roosevelt when he was Secretary of the Navy.


c

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