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The Constitutional Convention took place in Philadelphia from May 25 to September 17, 1787.

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When was the contitutional convention held?

1787


Number of delegates at the contitutional convention?

57


Youngest delegate of the contitutional convention?

Jonhathan Daton


Who was the president officer at the contitutional convention?

george washington


What did roger Sherman do at the contitutional convention?

nothing he was super stupid


Were the delegates of the contitutional convention wealthy slave holders?

some of them yes, such as Thomas Jefferson.


What state did the contitutional convetion take place?

The constitutional convention took place in Philadelphia.


Who presided over the contitutional convention?

John Hancock presided over the first, and George Washington presided over the second.


Who is the oldest member of the contitutional convention?

Benjamin Franklin was by far the oldest delegate, aged 81. He died in the first year of the new government.


What was the reason the contitutional convention called?

To revise the Articles of Confederation. Congress realized that the Articles were to terrible to be revised, so they started from scratch, and thus comes the Constitution.


How did the delegates to the Constitutional Convention resolve tensions?

They prayed and all together, especially when days passed and the task at hand had not been achieved. When they started to get on edge with each other, they realized they needed divine intervention. The records show they prayed during the first Contitutional Convention.


What was the the name of the states that did not attend the constitution?

Rhode Island was the only state that didn't send delegates to the Constitutional Convention. It was also the last state to ratify the Constitution.