In 1620 which document stated that the laws in Plymouth Massachusetts would be subject to the colonists' consent?

In 1620, the Mayflower Compact was the document that established the principle that laws in Plymouth, Massachusetts, would be created with the consent of the governed. It was signed by male passengers aboard the Mayflower and laid the foundation for self-governance in the new colony, emphasizing mutual agreement and cooperation among settlers. This compact is often regarded as a significant early step in the development of democratic governance in America.