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What did historian Charles beard argue about the motivations of the framers?
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He argued that the 1780s were a critical period not for the nation as a whole but rather for businessmen who feared that a weak decentralized government could harm economic interests. He claimed the constitution represents an economic document drawn with superb sill by men whose property interests were immediately at stake.
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∙ 14y agoI really can say to you I don't really know.
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