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PLEASE HELP ME, ITS URGENT! Mayflower Compact Who was intended to read it?
Why would such a document be written?
What is the first thing that strikes you as different from this official document from other official documents that you have read?
As you read it, what is the common theme seen throughout the document?
How can the Mayflower Compact be seen as a stepping stone to the creation of the Constitution?
What characteristics can be taken from the Mayflower Compact that connect it to our present form of government?
-10. If you were a male passenger of the Mayflower, would you sign the Mayflower Compact? Why or why not? Remember to use evidence from the Mayflower Compact to support your answer.

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