What u. S. State was the first to ratify the constitution?

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Francis Moyer

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3 May, 21:59

What u. S. State was the first to ratify the constitution?

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Liam Orozco · Answer 1

Delaware, is the right answer.

Explanation:

The U. S. delegates on 17th September 1787, finally accepted the Constitution of the United States. This Constitution did not include the Bill of Rights even though there was much debate over this question. A total of 39 delegates out of 42 signed the constitution at the convention.

It required the Nine States to vote in favor of the constitution for it to be accepted. Therefore, the Founding Fathers gave all the 13 states six months to assemble and vote on the recommended Constitution. Out of the Thirteen States, Delaware was the first state to vote in favor of the proposed constitution.