The first colonial constitution was the Fundamental Orders. The Fundamental Orders was created on Jan 14, 1639 in Hartford, Connecticut.
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After the first NY Constitution in 1683, 21 year old males could vote if the were freeholders or property owners.
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Fundamental Orders of Conneticut
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Colonial charters were replaced by the US constitution.
The first written colonial self-government was The Fundamental Orders of 1639 in the Connecticut towns of Windsor, Hartford, and Wethersfield. The document was conspicuously devoid of references to the sovereignty of England and its monarchs.
No. Washington was the commander in chief of the Colonial Army until the War ended ,the new constitution was ratified and United States came into being. He was the first President elected under the new Constitution.
After the first NY Constitution in 1683, 21 year old males could vote if the were freeholders or property owners.
Colonial Delaware was not democratic in any way. As a matter of fact, democracy was unheard of in all the English colonies. Delaware was the first colony to ratify the constitution.
Rhode Island is probably what you are looking for.
d. Spanish colonial law
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