The states didn't write the Constitution. People did. Though they may have been from a few different states, there were about four men who were extremely instrumental in forming and writing what the Constitution now affirms as our founding American document.
Thomas Jefferson was in charge of getting the document written and assembled. On his "team" of writers and editors was also Benjamin Franklin and the official penman or scribe James Madison. A very close friend of Madison's, Reverend John Leland was also very helpful in forming the wording of the Constitution and its Bill of Rights. These four men were the writers of the Constitution.
Who wrote the Constitution of the United states
John Adams
When we refer to a "framer" of our United States Constitution, we mean those who wrote the Constitution. In general that means the Founding Fathers of the United States.
The Constitution of the United States was written in 1787 in Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The US Constitution.
so they could run the united states freely and correctly
To get the states to sign the United States Constitution and to give the rights of criminals. He introduced them in 1791 when he served in the 1st United States Congress.
The founding fathers when they wrote the constitution of the united states. :)
Individual colonies didn't have "constitutions." Eventually, the U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1787.
The leaders decided to write a new constitution, In 1787 leaders from 12 of the states went to philadelphia. There they wrote the unite sates constitution convention.
According to most Constitutional scholars, states in the United States cannot secede after they receive statehood. In 1861, there was a clear dispute about this. In the Confederacy, they wrote their constitution based mostly on the US Constitution. Their constitution clearly states that secession is illegal.
Oliver was on a five person committee that wrote the first draft of the Constitution. He was responsible for the term "United States" in the Constitution.