Question

why did colonial experiences matter when writing the constitution?
they taught americans about limited government and fairness
they made people want no laws at all
they encouraged unfair punishments
they convinced colonists to keep british rulers
question 22
2 pts
what is a constitution?
a list of every citizen
a written plan for how government works and its limits
a royal command
a police record

Explanation:

For Question 21: Colonial experiences, such as dealing with British rule, showed Americans the importance of limiting government power (to avoid tyranny like they faced under British over - reach) and having fair governance (as opposed to arbitrary British policies).
For Question 22: A constitution is a fundamental set of principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed. It outlines how the government functions and also its limitations.

Answer:

Question 21: They taught Americans about limited government and fairness
Question 22: A written plan for how government works and its limits