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No, Bicameralism was used in government before the constitutional convention of 1787.
The constitutional convention was held to replace the articles of Confederation. The articles were the government before they wrote the constitution. James Madison famously took notes on this convention.
Yes.
what ARE, sweetie, not "what IS". Fix your grammar before you ask questions.
The Conatitutional Convention was held in 1787. Before the Constitution, the U.S. government used the Articles of Confederation.
The Constitutional Convention met in 1787. He was 81 and suffering from gall stones. He did live another three years before his death April 17, 1790.
Yes, it was that's why Virginia agreed. Hope this helps!!!!!!!!!!!
He was a planter and a soldier.Other Government Positions:Member of Virginia House of Burgesses, 1759-74Member of Continental Congress, 1774-75Chairman of the Constitutional Convention, 1787-88
at least 9 states had to agree
Because they did not have enough time before to put it in.
Rhode Island did not send delegates to the Constitutional Convention because they did not support a stronger national government in its relationship with the states. Rhode Island was consistent in avoiding or lagging when asked to support national measures...even before the Constitutional Convention.
Whoever he was, he probably knew that "convention" is spelled with an "n" before the "t". Benjamin Franklin was called the Sage of the Constitutional Convention.