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What was a result of the state of New York ratifying the us Constitution?
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The documents in the Federalist Papers helped.
The ratification of the US Constitution was dependent on the various States, including the important one of New York. With this in mind, several of the founding fathers of the new nation put together a series of essays explaining Federalism, in hopes of gaining NY's support.
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Which state was threatened with an economic boycott if they did not call for a ratifying convention?
New York
When was the new york state constitution written?
the new york state Constitution was written on April 21, 1777.
In which year did the new york state adopt its constitution?
The state adopted its fourth constitution in 1894.
Why add amendments to the constitution?
new york state
Eleventh state to ratify the constitution?
New York
Why was writing the state constitution an important step for New Yorkers?
On 20 April 1777, the Convention of Representatives adopted the New York Constitution. The Constitution granted New York State autonomy from Britain, and provided for the institution of a New York government.
What document says how the government works for New York state?
The State Constitution.
The first capital of the US after the constitution was ratified was in this state?
New York City in the state of New York.
Why is July 2 1788 so important?
On July 2, 1788, the Confederation Congress, meeting in New York, received word that a reconvened New Hampshire ratifying convention had approved the Constitution. With South Carolina's acceptance of the Constitution in May, New Hampshire thus became the ninth state to ratify. The Congress appointed a committee "for putting the said Constitution into operation." See below link:
Was New York the second state to ratify the US Constitution?
No
Which state waited the longest to ratify the Constitution?
new york
What helped the state New York to overcome its reluctance and ratify the constitution?
The assent of Virginia and of New York was seen as essential to the success of the Constitution.
