Since no particular laws are recorded in the mayflower compact, exactly what did the signers agree to

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Nansen · Answer 1 · 2018-07-11T11:05:21+0000

They signed that they would be good members of the society and obedient, not making problems for others. This also meant that they would open offices or shops and try to participate in building a new society, including making laws or similar things.

Since no particular laws are recorded in the mayflower compact, exactly what did the signers agree to

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