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Like in all New England states, towns rather than counties are the basic unit of local government in Connecticut. The state abolished almost all forms of county government by 1960, retaining only the county sheriff system, and this was eliminated in 2000 with the introduction of the state marshal system.
 
Like in all New England states, towns rather than counties are the basic unit of local government in Connecticut. The state abolished almost all forms of county government by 1960, retaining only the county sheriff system, and this was eliminated in 2000 with the introduction of the state marshal system.
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==History==
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Connecticut is known as ''The Constitution State'' since here is where the first written constitution was born.  Connecticut's first constitution was called the [[Fundamental Orders of Connecticut]].  The ''Fundamental Orders' are based on Christian principles.
    
==Notable residents==
 
==Notable residents==
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