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2.virginia
3.691,737

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George read (will)

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1) Delaware
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John Rutledge- gabriela Llamas

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Rufus King- Riley Deane

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2)Massachusetts
3)37
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1. State representing Piscataway New Jersey
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1)Massachusetts
2)378,787
3)0
4)Nathaniel Gorham was is the room because he was a Merchant and a Speculator.

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1) george read
2) Delaware
3)59,096
4)8,887
5)he was a the first senit for Delaware

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1. William Paterson
2. new jersey
3.184,139
4.11,423
5. Served in the U.S. Senate for the State of New Jersey and also served as an Associate Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court

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South Carolina
249,073
107,094
Was willing to support a stronger central government as long as slavery remained under the control of each state.

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2)Massachusetts
3)378,787
4)0
5)He was a lawyer and had other experience in law. And was one of the most capable of delegates in the room.

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1. Massachusetts
2. 378,787
3. 0
4. Elbridge was a businessman, Public security and interest, Real estate land speculation, Mercantile,  Manufacturing and Shipping and a investor.

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2. State representing-- Piscataway New Jersey
3. Total Population--184,139
4.Total slave number in New Jersey--11,423
5. Prior Political experience-- Confederation Congress 1784-1785, Lower House of Maryland State Legislature 1787, Attorney General of Maryland 1778-1805, 1818-18.
6.Occupation-- Planter, slave holder, lawyer, attorney general.
7. Luther Martin was in the room because he was appointed the attorney general in 1788, he prosecuted loyalist, whose numbers were strong in many areas.
8. Luther Martin violated the other delegates laws so he would not attend to be in the room anymore.

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2. Georgia
3. 82,548
4. 29,264
5. Founding father, signatory, governer,

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State - Maryland
1790 Population - 319,728
1790 Slave  Count - 103,036
Background of delegate - James McHenry supported ratification of the Constitution and served on the staff of George Washington at Valley Forge 1776-1780.

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Charles Cotesworth Pinckeney  (Enely Guillen)

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Charles Cotesworth Pinckeney  (Enely Guillen)

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1)South Carolina
2)249,073
3)107,094
4),He was in the room because he was an important  of the South's influence
5.)He became the Minster to France

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2- Pennsylvania
3- 434, 373
4- 3,737
5- famous for his writings, signed the declaration of independence. He was also in the Continental Congress.

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Connecticut
237,946
2764
Roger Sherman (April 19, 1721 – July 23, 1793) was an early American statesman and lawyer, as well as a Founding Father of the United States. He is the only person to have signed all four great state papers of the United States: the Continental Association, the Declaration of Independence the Articles of Confederation.

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1.  Connecticut
2. 237,946
3. 2,764
4. William Samuel Johnson influenc

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1.John Langdon
2.New Hampshire
3.141,885
4.158
5. John Langdon helped draft the compromise of the Slave Trade. William Pierce quoted "John Langdon possess a liberal mind and good plain understanding."

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1.New York
2.340,120
3.21,324
4. Alexander Hamilton would be in the room because his contribution was the introduction and defense of the Hamilton plan.

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-Hugh Williamson
-North Carolina
-393,751
-100,572
- His most important role at the Convention was his guidance of North Carolina to support the Connecticut Compromise. Hugh was also present and got the right to be present through the Constitution.

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2. New Hampshire
3. 141,885
4. 158
5. He was a businessman and he was a respectable and worthy man.

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1.Maryland
2.319,728
3.slave 103,036
4.

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3). South Carolina
4). He was a signer for the
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1.New Jersey
2.117,431
3.139,627
4.

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1 690,737
2 292,627
3 Virginia
4 author of Virginia bill of rights
5 did not go to school just had personal tutors
6 he did not sign the Constitution at first becues he said it would produce a monarchy or corrupt government