Although the first State constitutions guarded against too much power in the hands of the governor, the people soon found that

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2 February, 01:57

Although the first State constitutions guarded against too much power in the hands of the governor, the people soon found that

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Cailyn Middleton · Answer 1

Although the first State constitutions guarded against too much power in the hands of the governor, the people soon found that the governors were very hard to remove, making such abuses hard to tolerate.