How many constitutions did the Soviet Union have in its life of 74 years?

4

The correct answer is Option 4- 4

The Soviet Union had four constitutions in its life of 74 years (1918, 1924, 1936 and 1977).

It is not uncommon for nations to rewrite their constitutions in response to changed circumstances or change of ideas within the society or even due to political upheavals. The Soviet Union had four constitutions in its life of 74 years (1918, 1924, 1936 and 1977). In 1991, the rule of the Communist Party of Soviet Union came to an end and soon the Soviet federation disintegrated. After this political upheaval, the newly formed Russian federation adopted a new constitution in 1993.