Question

The Massachusetts constitution, though amended, is the only constitution of the original thirteen states that still exists, because a. of an unwillingness to adjust to new ways. b. Massachusetts is a very politically active state. c. of the foresight of the drafter, John Adams, who grounded the document in extensive research of governments that took him all the way back to the ancients and the Magna Carta. d. of the complicated procedures required before it can be replaced.

Answer 1

C

Step-by-step explanation:

The Massachusetts constitution is the only surviving constitution of all the thirteen early states of the united states because it was written by the people rather than the legislators. The people, upon which the constitution will bind, are made to form their own constitution. John Adams formed a convention that consisted of representatives from all the regions of the states. It was created by conventions rather than legislative.

The constitution addressed issues from all the regions of that state. It was so unique that it served as a model for forming the United States' constitution. It is still the oldest functioning written constitution.