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How did the delegates to the Constitutional Convention make sure that no branch of the government would have too much authority?
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What decisions did the delegates to the constitutional convention have to make?
the decisions that were made was that they get to make a new constitution so that the government that they wanted wouldn't go down the drain.
What was the mandate of the delegates to the Philadelphia convention?
Funny; This is a trick question straight out of the Pearson Constitutional Values textbook. As a fellow student, allow me to help- There was no mandate to the delegates to the Philadelphia convention.
What demands did the delegates make in the convention of 1832?
Look in ur books ppl im sure u have books to read get off the internet
What was an important reason the constitutional convention succeeded?
because the people tried hard to make it successful. not very hard to figure out
What decision did the delegates make at the start of the convection?
At the start of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, the delegates decided to abandon the Articles of Confederation and create a new framework for government. They agreed to meet in secrecy and operate under a principle of majority rule to facilitate open discussion and compromise. This decision set the stage for drafting the United States Constitution, which aimed to establish a stronger federal government.
What did the delegates at the Constitutional Convention plan to do with the Articles of Confederation?
They Planned to make changes to them
Why was another convention scheduled on May 1787?
There was not representation to make any big decision, so the delegates led by Alexander Hamilton (New York) and James Madison (Virginia) called for another convention to begin May, 1787, in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Why were the delegates to the constitutional convention of 1787 sworn to secrecy?
They were planning to propose the replacement of the Articles of confederation with an entirely new basic instrument of government. They held it in secrecy so that nobody could influence the delegates and make it so they can change their minds about things.some were presidents others were delegates
Why did the Constitutional Convention meet in secret?
Delegates would be free to change their minds as new information was presented
How did the delegates to the Constitutional Convention make sure that no branch of the government would have too much authority?
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Why did people attended the Constitutional Convention?
They attended the convention because they were delegates from their state and wanted to make sure that their state views were represented as well as to make sure a good government was formed.
Who gave more speeches during the convention?
Delegates don't make speeches they listen to them. The party decides who gets to speak.
What did the delegates of the Constitutional Convention discuss?
They discussed the articles of confederation and what they did was rewrote it and made the different amendments and make the bill of rights.
What decisions did the delegates to the constitutional convention have to make?
the decisions that were made was that they get to make a new constitution so that the government that they wanted wouldn't go down the drain.
What was the mandate of the delegates to the Philadelphia convention?
Funny; This is a trick question straight out of the Pearson Constitutional Values textbook. As a fellow student, allow me to help- There was no mandate to the delegates to the Philadelphia convention.
What compromise did the delegates agree on during the convention?
1. People are free to make their own government. 2. No one should be able to ignore the law. 3. The government has limits.
