Which of the following were common features of many of the early state constitutions?

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Early state constitutions often featured a separation of powers to prevent any single branch of government from becoming too powerful, intentionally created weak executive branches (governors) to avoid the concentration of power reminiscent of colonial rule, established bicameral legislatures to better reflect the society's different interests, and maintained property qualifications for voting to ensure that only those with a perceived stake in society's well-being could vote.

Which of the Following Were Common Features of Many of the Early