Why does each of the states write a constitution as soon as independence was declared

A. They believe that a monarch would take over it's waited.

B. They needed a way to force colonist to join the war effort.

C. They needed to replace the British government after the war with their own government.

D. They were required by the British government to create them.

C. They needed to replace the British government after the war with their own government.

The colonist were scared a monarch would rule over them again. They wanted to equal out the power.

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scouteo scouteo · Answer 2 · 2020-01-01T20:04:11+01:00

The correct answer is C) They needed to replace the British government after the war with their own government.

Each of the states wrote a Constitution as soon as independence was declared because they needed to replace the British government after the war with their own government.

The Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the American Revolutionary War. Although the war ended until 1783, each of the colonies knew that they had to create their own set of rules to replace the ruling of the English crown. So many states decided that popular rule should be the right form of government. That is why the assemblies had a prominent role in the new governments and the governor followed in importance.