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Virginia ratification posses was to was to ratify in just four days compared to NH's, George Washington supported for the ratification presses.
In New York the ratification was divided but was needed for the constitution and was eventually passed.

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Two groups grew when the constitution arose, Federalists are those who favored ratification and Anti-federalists are those who opposed it. Federalists feared facing articles and and facing the new republic based on the constitution. Anti-federalists didn't like almost the entire document of the declaration and objected the ratification process.

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The south agreed with congress about foreign and interest trade. They feared that they needed to pay the new government on export goods and would tax on the slave trade, so the south put certain protections.

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Representation was important in states and the south was wondering if slaves counted as more representation but the north decided to not count them at all since they weren't free but they both agreed that slaves would count as three out of five of a person in deciding for representation

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The Connecticut Compromise proposed to have the congress made into two houses. The states would be represented equality, the representation would be based on its population.

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The New Jersey Plan called for more then one federal executive and would be chosen by congress. The difference for the New Jersey plan is how should states be represented in the congress

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The Virginia Plan called for a new government with 3 separate branches of Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. Each representation of each branch would be based on states population or amount of money it gave to support the federal government. The representatives were chosen by the house from lists of persons nominated by the state legislatures.

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Most of the men attending the meeting read and studied the 17th and 18th amendment and the works of John Locke, Baron DE Montesquieu, Jean Jacques Rousseau, and William Blackstone 55 of the 74 delegates chosen by the legislatures from every state except Rhode island attended the assembly