Following the revolution, while most states did not alter the basic structure of their governments, they did alter the balance of power among the different branches of government. Which of the following did they NOT do? a. severely restricted the power of the governor or abolished the office completely b. significantly strengthened the powers of the state legislatures c. insisted on written state constitutions d. abolished the state legislative assemblies

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4 December, 09:58

Following the revolution, while most states did not alter the basic structure of their governments, they did alter the balance of power among the different branches of government. Which of the following did they NOT do? a. severely restricted the power of the governor or abolished the office completely b. significantly strengthened the powers of the state legislatures c. insisted on written state constitutions d. abolished the state legislative assemblies

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Arnav Baird · Answer 1

Right choice is:

d. Abolished the state legislative assemblies.

Explanation:

This is something states did not do. States have their own Constitution and their respective state legislatures. This is a political and legal practice that continues until today.