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How did the Mayflower Compact contribute to the traditions of the United States? A. It permitted both men and women the right to vote and own property B. It established early traditions of voting and representative
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How did the Mayflower Compact contribute to the

traditions of the United States?

A. It permitted both men and women the right to vote and own property


B. It established early traditions of voting and representative government


C. It created a judicial system that would provide the accused a trial by jury


D. It provided a list of inalienable rights that colonists pledged to guarantee

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I think it’s D I may be wrong but I think after the mayflower they were supposed to get rights of land
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Answer: B. It established early traditions of voting and representative government.

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