What was the first written constitution of the american colonies after the revolutionary war?
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What was the first written constitution of the american colonies approved after the start of the revolutionary war? What was the first written constitution of the american colonies approved after the end of the revolutionary war?
Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union Articles of Confederation
United States Constitution
History of the United States Constitution American Revolution
constitution of the american colonies
Thirteen Colonies History of the United States (1776–1789) American Revolution Nationality law in the American Colonies Colonial government in the Thirteen Colonies Militia (United States) History of the United States Constitution Spanish American wars of independence Fundamental Orders of Connecticut No taxation without representation
Main article: <b>American</b> Revolution. Map of the ... and recommended that the 
<b>colonies</b> write <b>constitutions</b> and become states. Between 1776 and 1789 thirteen British <b>colonies</b> emerged as a new independent 
nation The United States of <b>America</b>. Fighting in the <b>American</b> Revolutionary War 
started between <b>colonial</b> militias ... In 1789, the 13 states replaced the Articles of 
Confederation of 1777 with the <b>Constitution</b> of the United States of <b>America</b>. In all 13 <b>colonies</b>, Patriots had overthrown their ... 1776, New Hampshire ratified 
the first state <b>constitution</b>. The Post-<b>Colonial</b>, Pre-<b>Constitutional</b> Period[edit]. Leading up to the break from 
Britain,&nbsp;... The governments of the Thirteen <b>Colonies</b> of British <b>America</b> developed in the 
17th and 18th centuries under the influence of the British <b>constitution</b>. After the&nbsp;... The militia of the United States, as defined by the <b>U.S.</b> Congress, has changed 
over time. During <b>colonial America</b>, all able-bodied men of certain ages were 
members ... The year before the <b>US Constitution</b> was ratified, The Federalist 
Papers&nbsp;... The United States <b>Constitution</b> has served as the supreme law of the United 
States since taking ... (See <b>U.S. Constitution</b>, Article I, Section 2.) ^ Both the 
British House of Commons and their North <b>American colonial</b> assemblies were 
secret. The Spanish <b>American</b> wars of independence were the numerous wars against 
Spanish rule in ... The political reforms implemented and the many <b>constitutions</b> 
written both in Spain and throughout the Spanish ... These policies gave 
recognized Spanish <b>colonial</b> territory as fellow kingdoms with equal standing to 
Spain. The Fundamental Orders were adopted by the Connecticut <b>Colony</b> council on 
January 14, ... in the Western tradition. Thus, Connecticut earned its nickname of 
The <b>Constitution</b> State. ... <b>American colonial</b> documents. Writings and documents
&nbsp;... &quot;No taxation without representation&quot; is a political slogan originating during the 
1700s that summarized one of 27 <b>colonial</b> grievances of the <b>American colonists</b> 
in the Thirteen <b>Colonies</b>, ... Parliament, Grenville nonetheless conjectured that 
Parliament retained a <b>constitutional</b> right to virtually represent the <b>colonial</b> 
subjects.
Articles of Confederation
History of the United States Constitution