By 1967, Most State Constitutions Were

By 1967, most state constitutions were

A) filled with needed details about the power and authority of local government.
B) severely limiting the types of taxes, other fees, and revenues states could impose without a popular vote.
C) long, inflexible, and overly detailed, thus tying the hands of state government in its efforts to meet the challenges of the era.
D) modernized by adding much needed details, thus equipping the states to adapt to the era.