at least nine states out of the thirteen ratified the document.
The Articles of Confederation
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There are no laws in the Declaration of Independence. It is not a document which establishes law; it is an announcement to the world at large that the thirteen colonies, now called states, consider themselves free and independent of the rule of Great Britain.
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The document that was written before the Constitution was the Articles of Confederation.
at least nine states out of the thirteen ratified the document.
The Articles of Confederation served as America's first 'constitution.' The document was ratified by all thirteen states by 1781, but it was replaced in 1789.
There were thirteen colonies at the time. They wrote that Nine out of Thirteen had to agree to the constitution for it to go into effect.
The Declaration Of Independence because at the time America was not a country it was thirteen colonies. US constitution was written in 1787, The DOI was written in 1776. HOPE THIS HELPS! :P
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The U.S. Constitution required the ratification of ten of the thirteen states to go into effect. Eventually all thirteen ratified it.
1776
The Articles of Confederation was the first constitution of The United States. This document is important because it made the union of the thirteen colonies legal and identified them as sovereign states.
The Number of states that signed the Constitution was nine.
it ended slavery in the US
William Penn, wrote the Pennsylvania constitution back when America was the thirteen colonies.