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Assuming you meant to ask "what document covered the United States immediately after the Revolutionary War", the answer is The Articles of Confederation.

The Articles weren't what we currently think of as a Constitution - that is, they weren't a single defining document outlining how a government was to be set up. Rather, they were a series of agreements between various States talking about how they were going to group govern.

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