55 attend in it but 39 actually signed it
No, over 500 delegates did not attend the Constitutional Convention, nor did that many sign the Constitution. The convention, held in Philadelphia in 1787, had 55 delegates, and 39 of them signed the final document. The number of attendees varied throughout the convention, but only a smaller group was involved in the drafting and signing of the Constitution.
fiftyfive delegates were at the constitutional convention
15 delegates did not attend. 70 were chosen to attend but only 55 attended.
39 delegates signed the US Constitution.
Rhode Island was not there because it never appointed delegates to attend the Convention.
I think 35 of the 55 delegates were at the writting of the Constitution. Not the signing but when it was accually written
there was 42 delegates
eleven
48 delegates
40 delegates signed, 13 weren't there and didn't sign, and 3 refused to sign.
in the year of 1787,39 delegates were there to be able to sign the document- the united states constitution