Guess the map

[emzie]

Most recent constitutional change?

 

[W|M]

Brazil's most recent constitutional change was not in the 20s, it was much more recent.

 

[Tee Kay]

No to all.

it's not really related to government. But government does influence it in a way.

 

[Camikaze]

I'm guessing it's semi-related to independence (or so a casual glance at Africa would make me assume). So it's probably 'when x began/was implemented/was legalised', with whatever x is happening at independence for a lot of countries.

No idea what x is.

 

[dwaxe]

Guess this:

Pretty tough.

 

[choxorn]

I'm guessing it's semi-related to independence (or so a casual glance at Africa would make me assume). So it's probably 'when x began/was implemented/was legalised', with whatever x is happening at independence for a lot of countries.

No idea what x is.

Except South Africa, which became independent well before 1990.

 

[ilduce349]

when weed was illegalized?

 

[choxorn]

It isn't illegal in many of those places.

 

[ilduce349]

oh true. I was just taking a random guess.

 

[madviking]

Does it have to do with the implementation of social welfare apparatus?

 

[dwaxe]

Does it have to do with trade?

 

[ilduce349]

Last really left wing leader as of 2008?

 

[Meteor Man]

Except South Africa, which became independent well before 1990.

Actually,

Originally Posted on Wikipedia
After years of internal protests, activism and insurgency by black South Africans and their allies, finally in 1990 the National Party government took the first step towards dismantling discrimination when it lifted the ban on the African National Congress and other political organisations. It released Nelson Mandela from prison after twenty-seven years' incarceration on a sabotage sentence. A negotiation process followed. The government repealed apartheid legislation. South Africa destroyed its nuclear arsenal and acceded to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. South Africa held its first universal elections in 1994, which the ANC won by an overwhelming majority. It has been in power ever since. The country then rejoined the Commonwealth of Nations.

But this was independence from Apartheid.

 

[ilduce349]

Canada's independence was either in 1973, when we gained full control over our constitution or 1867 in the confederacy act. America was well before 1920. Great Britian should be in 1700's latest (last change of dynasty)

 

[say1988]

I would guess it is when something was made legal/illegal, or some treaty was ratified.

Canada's independence was either in 1973, when we gained full control over our constitution

1982

 

[ilduce349]

yeah, everyone is thinking that.

 

[DroopyTofu]

Note that it something that applies to all countries. Most things that would be made legal/illegal, treaties, or other things like that would have a few countries that still did not follow the flow of the world. I don't have any guesses, but I hope this helps.

 

[ilduce349]

it is more then like that 2000 also means not enacted.

 

[Meteor Man]

I do believe we require assistance, tailless.

Frankly, what happened 1930-1940 America, much earlier Britain, not yet Russia (as of 2000), and at the same time most of Africa (1960's)?

 

[choxorn]

1982

ilduce gets dates wrong, seems to be lacking in historical and geographic knowledge, and calls Canada the greatest country ever. What are you, ilduce, American?