The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina: a. did not allow a headright society. b. resulted in absolute power over slaves and indentured servants. c. wanted only a feudal society and no assembly. d. were modeled after the Cherokee government. e. permitted only members of the Church of England to worship freely.

As a result, he gained complete control over slaves and domestic servants.

From 1669 until 1698, the Caroline colony's administration and society were governed by the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina, sometimes known as the "Grand Model."

The fundamental goals of the Fundamental Founding documents were to maintain private property interests while avoiding the establishment of a democracy. To the extent that the Carolina charter of 1663 allowed, the Proprietors utilized the constitutions to try to build a feudal government and society.

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