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There are a few ways that state constitutions are similar to the U.S. Constitution. Most have a preamble, a bill of rights, establish an executive branch and outline the structure of the state's governing body and have provisions for amendments to be made to them as situations arise, such as technology and growth.
I am guessing you are meaning after the Civil War, which if this is the case, it is known as Reconstruction.
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