PART Ⅰ General Theory of the Constitution
CHAPTER 01 Constitution and Constitutional Law
CHAPTER 02 Constitutional Changes and Protection
CHAPTER 03 Republic of Korea
CHAPTER 04 Basic Principles of the Constitution
CHAPTER 05 Popular Sovereignty and Liberal Democracy
CHAPTER 06 Rule of Law
CHAPTER 07 Basic Social, Economic, and Cultural Principles
CHAPTER 08 Basic Principles of International Order
CHAPTER 09 Political Party System and Freedom of Political Party Establishment
CHAPTER 10 Electoral System and Voting Rights
CHAPTER 11 Career Civil Service System and the Right to Hold Public Office
CHAPTER 12 Local Autonomy System

PART Ⅱ Rights and Obligations of Citizens
CHAPTER 01 General Introduction to Fundamental Rights
CHAPTER 02 Comprehensive Fundamental Rights
CHAPTER 03 Principle of Equality and Equal Rights
CHAPTER 04 Protection of the Person
CHAPTER 05 Protecting Your Privacy
CHAPTER 06 Mental Freedom
CHAPTER 07 Basic Economic Rights
CHAPTER 08 Suffrage (Political Rights)
CHAPTER 09 Social Basic Rights
CHAPTER 10 CLAIMS
CHAPTER 11 Basic Duties of Citizens

PART Ⅲ POLITICAL SYSTEM
CHAPTER 01 General Theory of Political Systems
CHAPTER 02 National Assembly
CHAPTER 03 Principle of Equality and Equal Rights
CHAPTER 04 Court

PART IV Constitutional Court
CHAPTER 01 General Theory of the Constitutional Court
CHAPTER 02 General Judicial Procedures of the Constitutional Court
CHAPTER 03 Constitutional Review
CHAPTER 04 Constitutional Appeal
CHAPTER 05 Authority Dispute Trial

Establishing the law of passing
"2025 Kim Geon-ho's Constitution: 1,600 True or False Finals"

1.
Among the core points of the Constitution, only the topics essential for passing the exam were selected as KEY and organized into a table of contents.
This textbook's table of contents consists of 265 key topics, each of which contains passages that appear at least three times on the exam. Each key is graded S/A/B/C based on its frequency of appearance on past exams, allowing students to prioritize and prioritize their learning.


2.
The same passages with the same intended purpose were placed side by side as ‘incorrect passage version’ and ‘correct passage version’.
Approximately 1,600 fingerprints are arranged into 'correct fingerprint version/incorrect fingerprint version' so that test takers can quickly learn the points of incorrect answers.
It allows for learning optimized for multiple-choice tests by improving the ability to quickly identify incorrect answer points.

3.
Keywords for each fingerprint are displayed in bold in the correct fingerprint, making last-minute organization easy.
For test takers who don't have much time right before the exam, keywords for each passage are bolded in the correct passage to help them organize their thoughts at the last minute.
There is no need to understand or memorize the entire case law or statute; just keywords that can be imprinted in your mind are sufficient.
Learning the key keywords for each fingerprint will be of great help in maximizing your practical experience.