Edmund Randolph sponsored the Virginia Plan (also called the Virginia Resolves). William Patterson sponsored the New Jersey Plan.
william h.murray
William Samuel Johnson was allowed to join the constitutional convention because people respected him and he had influence on some of the other members. He was recommended by other friends to join.
The two major divisions of the constitutional convention are: THE VIRGINIA PLAN proposed by James Madison that divided the government into three branches the legislative, executive, judicial branches. The second division was THE NEW JERSEY PLAN proposed by William Paterson of NEW JERSEY. This plan
William Paterson proposed the New Jersey Plan to the Constitutional Convention in 1787.
He was a person who signed the constitution
he voted towed the republic side and that happens to be yes
At the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Madison drafted the plan presented by Virginia Governor Randolph, and William Patterson of _______ presented a plan that was similar to the Articles of Confederation.
Edmund Randolph sponsored the Virginia Plan (also called the Virginia Resolves). William Patterson sponsored the New Jersey Plan.
Perhaps you are asking about the New Jersey delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention in 1787. They were David Brearly, Jonathan Dayton, William Churchill Houston, William Livingston, and William Paterson. I enclose a link to biographical information about them.
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William Jackson was the secretary of the Constitutional Convention. George Washington was president of the convention. The official proceedings and James Madison's notes were the largest blocks of information recorded from the convention.
william h.murray
No they are not. They were both delegates at the Constitutional Convention.
Abraham Baldwin, William Houstoun, William Pierce, and William Few.
William Few and Abraham Baldwin
William Jackson was the secretary of the Constitutional Convention. George Washington was president of the convention. The official proceedings and James Madison's notes were the largest blocks of information recorded from the convention.