The stated intention of the Philadelphia Convention was to discuss and try to correct flaws in the Articles of Confederation. They certainly did that. Yes, some of the delegates may have gone there with no intention of repairing a flawed document (the Band Aid approach) and fully intending to create a new and stronger central government (the Major Surgery approach). As radical as big change may have seemed it quickly became apparent that something on a grander scale was needed to unite all of these former British Colonies. No, they did study and discuss the flaws in the Articles of Confederation and then they resolved to move beyond the fixer-upper approach. Maybe they went beyond the set guidelines of the Convention's limited agenda. Big ideas can sometimes evolve into grand documents like the United States Constitution.
Alexander Hamilton suggested that another meeting to be held in Philadelphia.
Continental Congress ordered the meeting of the Philadelphia Convention in 1787. the Philadelphia Convention produced the constitution.
The Continental Congress was meeting in Philadelphia.
September 5, 1774.
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what was the meeting in Philadelphia call
Alexander Hamilton suggested that another meeting to be held in Philadelphia.
That they were, infact, meeting to create a new Government for the United States."Resolved,....that a national Government ought to be established consisting of a supreme Legislative, Executive and Judiciary."
The meeting was scheduled in Philadelphia.
so, they could revise the articles of confederation
constitutional convection
The meeting was scheduled in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia
Constitutional Convention
Continental Congress ordered the meeting of the Philadelphia Convention in 1787. the Philadelphia Convention produced the constitution.
It was a meeting of seven from the Northern colonies for Albany plan of Union.
This is a meeting in Philadelphia where the Constitution was written in the founding fathers.