How well do you know the Finnish Constitution and Government?

• The Finnish Constitution is called "Suomen perustuslaki"
• Finland is a fully sovereign republic
• The Constitution guarantees human dignity, individual freedom and rights, and promotes justice in society
• Finland participates in international cooperation for peace, human rights, and societal development, and is a member of the European Union
• The power in Finland belongs to the people, represented by the Parliament
• Public authority must be based on law and comply with it
• The Parliament has the legislative power and decides on the state finances
• The President and the Government exercise executive power, and their members must enjoy the Parliament's confidence
• Independent courts exercise judicial power, with the Supreme Court and the Supreme Administrative Court as the highest courts
• Finland's territory is indivisible, and the borders cannot be changed without the Parliament's consent.

Test your knowledge of the Finnish Constitution with this informative quiz! From the country's sovereignty to the role of the Parliament and the executive power, this quiz covers all the essential aspects of Finland's constitutional system. Discover how the Constitution guarantees human dignity, individual freedom, and justice for all, and learn about Finland's participation in international cooperation and its membership in the EU. With questions ranging from the structure of power to the highest courts, this quiz will challenge your understanding of the Finnish Constitution while expanding your knowledge