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Why were constitutions important for early colonists? A) They allowed all people an equal voice in government. B) They established the religious freedoms as the American foundation. C) They established
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Why were constitutions important for early colonists?

A) They allowed all people an equal voice in government.
B) They established the religious freedoms as the American foundation.
C) They established a clear portrayal of political power.
D) They allowed a firm foundation of governing principles.

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AThey allowed all people an equal voice in government.

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