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The revision on the Articles of Confederation

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The revision on the Articles of Confederation

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Articles of Confederation going through changes until it reaches sufficiency 

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Articles of Confederation going through changes until it reaches sufficiency 

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Other people had other opinions that they wanted to voice

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Other people had other opinions that they wanted to voice

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they kept it secrete so the delegates could speak their truth.

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they kept it secrete so the delegates could speak their truth.

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founding the nation of the united states

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founding the nation of the united states

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creating national rights for every citizen of the new government

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Slavery wasn't abolished, and instead perpetuated and was scooted to the side by congress

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Making the rights for the citzens.

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Everyone disagreed about the electoral college

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Everyone disagreed about the electoral college

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They wanted to make the best constitution possible. 

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They wanted to make the best constitution possible. 

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Their ability to keep it a secret for 30 years.

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The fact they 1.) did not abolish slavery and 2.) pushed it to the side and kind of forgot about it for a lifetime.

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the federal government faced many challenges in conducting foreign policy.

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It allowed the members of the convention to speak freely on their ideas without being judged by the outside world due to the use of secrecy.

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They didnt abolish slavery which was a hot button topic at the time.

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The Constitutional Convention did end up putting forth a government that was (and is) much better suited to effectively govern the people, while not being so powerful as to be tyrannical. It fostered a sense of unity within the different states, finally bringing about a sense of brotherhood, no matter how small, after the Revolution had ended and the British had been expelled.

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Too many issues were left unresolved. For instance, slavery was still permitted in some states but abolished in others, which, in the words of John Green, "Made it so that some states could not enforce their own laws."

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They shared there own thoughts rather than listen to the public and built upon those thoughts for a while to more perfect a better government.

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James Madison's notes were published after he died. If he didn't keep notes, then we would know very little of the Constitutional Convention. 

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James Madison's notes were published after he died. If he didn't keep notes, then we would know very little of the Constitutional Convention. 

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After the long time of perfecting it, they didn't chime in on the people's opinions as much as there own.

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The public did not have a voice when it came to helping create. 

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The public did not have a voice when it came to helping create. 

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The constitutional Convention created the laws and governing practices of America that are still used to this day. 

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The constitutional Convention created the laws and governing practices of America that are still used to this day. 

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The great compromise led to practices still happening today and allowing for large and small states to be happy. -zaryn

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Everyone had different views. Some wanted the Virginia plan and some wanted the New Jersey plan. If your're Alexander Hamilton, you were dissatisfied with both plans and came up with your own.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnVmIrAiQB8

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- meetings were secret so information couldn't be leaked, no one could be influenced by outsiders
-Articles of Confederation were changed and strengthened through adapting a better foundation for America, aka the Constitution
-Lots of discussion and thought went into how to govern america better

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There were plenty of disagreements. lots of things were left unresolved through the convention, such as slavery and state laws.

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Requiring this high super majority made it very difficult to pass any legislation that would affect all 13 states.

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even though they kept it secret so people would share their opinions, people either still weren't comfortable or their opinions weren't heard

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they kept it a secret for 30 years so people could speak freely. 

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they kept it a secret for 30 years so people could speak freely. 

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even though people could speak freely they mostly didnt because they didnt feel like their voice was being heard.

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even though people could speak freely they mostly didnt because they didnt feel like their voice was being heard.

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delegates diagreed on what the new government would take form 

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delegates diagreed on what the new government would take form 