The Constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is the oldest continuous state constitution, coming into effect on October 25, 1780. It is also, as of June 2014, the oldest continuous constitution in the world.
Massachusetts constitution is the oldest written constitution in force anywhere in the world today.
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Since Florida has become a state, there has been six constitutions. The current constitution that Florida uses was created in 1968.
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20 is the oldest you can be in high school but it can all vary by state.
Portugal is the England's oldest ally...both countries have an alliance which is still in force
It is the oldest NATIONAL flag still in use - it is not the oldest flag.
http://info.cern.ch/ is the oldest website still online
The question as written is unclear. Firstly, are you referring exclusively to the States of the United States or are you using state as a shorthand for nation or country? Secondly what does "still in use" mean? A number of common law jurisdictions (including all 49 states - except Louisiana because it is not common law) have case law that directly affects their constitutions which can come from prior to that constitution's ratification. In addition, their are jurisprudential norms that exist outside of constitutional parameters which are culturally defined.
No. There was the attempt, and hope that it would give freedom to all people. However, even after laws and papers were written, there was still enslavement and captivity of people.