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What era would the Philadelphia convention be considered part of?
At the time of the American Philadelphia convention, several terms can be considered to be descriptive. One term is that the "convention" was part of Colonial America, and British American colonial era. Also, many people will associate this to the American Revolutionary period or era.
All of the following would accurately describe all or some of the participants at the Constitutional convention?
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What did the members of the convention feel was missing from the Constitution?
The members of the convention felt that there was a protection from the usurpation of powers from the three governmental branches missing in the Constitution. They thought that by having no checks & balances in the Constitution, there would be abuses of certain amendments.
What did members of the convention feel what was missing from the constitution?
The members of the convention felt that there was a protection from the usurpation of powers from the three governmental branches missing in the Constitution. They thought that by having no checks & balances in the Constitution, there would be abuses of certain amendments.
How early did James Madison arrive to the constitution convention in philadelphia?
James Madison arrived at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia on May 14, 1787, a full week before the convention officially began on May 25. His early arrival allowed him to engage in discussions with other delegates and prepare for the debates that would shape the U.S. Constitution. Madison's proactive involvement and extensive notes from the convention would later earn him the title "Father of the Constitution."
What did many members of the convention feeling was missing from the constitution?
The members of the convention felt that there was a protection from the usurpation of powers from the three governmental branches missing in the Constitution. They thought that by having no checks & balances in the Constitution, there would be abuses of certain amendments.
Where did the framers meet to create the new constitution?
It was called the "Federal Convention" when it was going on and shortly thereafter. Now it is referred to as the "Constitutional Convention." This was because the delegates assemble to write amendments to the existing Articles of Confederation not a new constitution. They decided that the Articles of Confederation were hopelessly defective and could not be fixed by amendments. Only a new form of government would suffice, therefore they set about writing the Constitution. Thus, it could never have been called the Constitutional Convention while it was being held.
Which plan of government offered at the philadelphia convention would small states probably support?
The Virginia plan! It said that representation in Congress would be based on population.
What was schedual to happen in may 1787?
They called for a nother convention in philadelphia,pennsylvania in februrary of that year congress agree with the delegates and stated the convention would have the"sole" and express pirpose of revising the articles of confederation
Did every state meet in Philadelphia for the constitutional convention?
No, not every state participated in the Constitutional Convention held in Philadelphia in 1787. While twelve states sent delegates, Rhode Island chose not to attend, fearing that a stronger national government would undermine its sovereignty. The convention ultimately led to the drafting of the U.S. Constitution, which required ratification by all thirteen states.
What did many members of the convention feel missing from the constitution?
The members of the convention felt that there was a protection from the usurpation of powers from the three governmental branches missing in the Constitution. They thought that by having no checks & balances in the Constitution, there would be abuses of certain amendments.
Why were the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention kept secret?
The reason why the framers kept the proceedings of the Philadelphia convention a secret is because they feared that if people knew about their arguments they would not except the new constitution. Also if people new about their discussions they would not feel as free to discuss their ideas.
