Exploring the Challenges of the Constitutional Convention: A Comprehensive Analysis

Dec 18, 2025

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This analysis delves into the complexities of the Constitutional Convention, addressing key issues faced by the delegates as they sought to form a new government. The document evaluates the varying interests, debates, and compromises that emerged during the convention, highlighting the significance of these discussions in shaping the Constitution. Additionally, it examines the historical context, proposing insights into how these challenges resonate in contemporary governance debates.

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Problem Analysis: Constitutional Convention
Problem Analysis: Constitutional Convention
Problem Analysis: Constitutional Convention
Problem Analysis: Constitutional Convention
Problem Analysis: Constitutional Convention
Problem Analysis: Constitutional Convention
Problem Analysis: Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention. The Constitutional Convention began its work on May 25, 1787 with all states except Rhode Island sending delegates. I. The Convention Begins. The Convention Begins.

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. Members Principles Agreements and compromises. Members. 55 delegates White Males Statesmen, lawyers, planters. bankers, businessmen Most under age 50. Absent . John Adams- ambassador to England Thomas Jefferson- ambassador to France

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Articles of Confederation and the constitutional convention

Articles of Confederation and the constitutional convention. Fear of Tyranny Causes Problems. The Whig Ideology that led to the Revolutionary War was ever present in the formation of the Articles of Confederation

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HathiTrust Constitutional Convention Session #2: Report on 3-year review and Q & A

HATHITRUST A Shared Digital Repository. HathiTrust Constitutional Convention Session #2: Report on 3-year review and Q & A. Ed Van Gemert, Chair, Strategic Advisory Board Patricia Cruse, Member, Strategic Advisory Board . Roadmap for session #2. SAB role in the Constitutional Convention

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. 1787. Shay's Rebellion- January 1787. Soldiers forcibly prevent courts in western Mass. From sitting, fearful of losing their property to creditors/tax collectors Mass. Governor asks Continental Congress to send troops to suppress rebellion

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. Members. 55 delegates White Males Statesmen, lawyers, planters. bankers, businessmen Most under age 50. Absent . John Adams - A mbassador to England Thomas Jefferson – Ambassador to France Patrick Henry – “smelled a rat”

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The Constitutional Convention & Ratification

The Constitutional Convention & Ratification. Constitutional Convention. Philadelphia in May of 1787 to revise the Articles of Confederation Delegates from all states except Rhode Island Decided to write a new constitution instead Agreed new gov’t would be a republic, with a federal system

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Constitutional Convention- Day 2

Constitutional Convention- Day 2. Warmup. Date : Tuesday, January 14 , 2014 Objective : 1. Explain the three problems addressed at the Constitutional Convention; 2. Describe how your state approached these issues. Question : What was the Virginia Plan? Which states would this appeal to? Why?

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Debate at the Constitutional Convention

Debate at the Constitutional Convention. Shays’s Rebellion- Call for change . Money problems under the AOC Federal Gov’t can’t charge tax States are printing their own money US Gov’t owes money to France, soldiers, etc. Daniel Shays lead a rebellion of farmers in Massachusetts

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Warm-up #4

Warm-up #4. What were some major disagreements at the Constitutional Convention? Do you think that the Constitution solved the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation? Why?. Correct 4.3 Questions . 1a. Why did the Confederation Congress call for a Constitutional Convention?

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Constitutional Convention & the 3 branches of government

Constitutional Convention & the 3 branches of government. The Philadelphia Convention. The Constitutional Convention (May-Sept. 1787) Purpose: Meeting to fix the Articles of Confederation How Conducted: 12 States represented (55 delegates) Rhode Island refused

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Constitutional Convention 1787

Constitutional Convention 1787. What should we do with the Articles?. What should we do with the Articles?. They were given permission by the national congress under the Articles to meet and make a list of suggestions for possible revisions.

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. Purpose of the Constitutional Convention. The goal was to revise the Articles of Confederation . It was quickly decided to replace it. . Articles of Confederation. Articles of Confederation. Philadelphia .

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The Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention. The Nationalists. Nationalists were those Americans who supported the idea of strengthening the central government They included George Washington, John Adams, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin, & Robert Morris. A Call for Change.

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The Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention . Who, What, Where, When, and Why?. When: May 25, 1787 Where: Independence Hall – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania What Purpose: To revise the Articles of Confederation. The Delegates . All the states in the new country sent delegates except Rhode Island

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The Articles of Confederation and the Constitutional Convention

The Articles of Confederation and the Constitutional Convention. Objectives: We will be able to define the term, “Articles of Confederation” We will be able to identify and describe (4) aspects of the structure of the national government under the Articles of Confederation

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The Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention. May 25, 1787. Key Questions. Who were the delegates to the convention? What were some of the compromises reached by the delegates?. May 25, 1787 55 Delegates meeting to discuss changes to the Articles of Confederation.

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What was the primary reason for holding the Constitutional Convention of 1787?

What was the primary reason for holding the Constitutional Convention of 1787? (1) outlaw slavery in both the North and the South (2) place taxes on imports and exports (3) revise the Articles of Confederation (4) reduce the power of the federal government.

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Constitutional Underpinnings # 2

Constitutional Underpinnings # 2. Constitutional Convention. Objectives. 2 strengths & 2 weaknesses of the AofC Why did they call for the Constitutional Convention? Explain the fight over the representation in Congress. What did large / small states want?

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From Revolution to Constitutional Convention

1776-1786. From Revolution to Constitutional Convention. "Common Sense.”: Thomas Paine moved many to the cause of independence with his pamphlet titled "Common Sense." In a direct, simple style, he called out against King George III and the monarchical form of government.

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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. CONVENTION. -May 1787 Philadelphia Purpose- amend the Aoc -12 of 13 states Rhode Island absent Refused to participate ** EC -55 Delegates George Washington, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton

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Key Terms – The Constitutional Convention

Shay's Rebellion Constitutional Convention The Virginia Plan Great Compromise 3/5 Compromise The Bill of Rights. Key Terms – The Constitutional Convention. Articles of Confederation Federalists Anti-Federalists Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Northwest Ordinance.

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The Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention

Articles of Confederation and the constitutional convention

HathiTrust Constitutional Convention Session #2: Report on 3-year review and Q &amp; A

Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention &amp; Ratification

Constitutional Convention- Day 2

Debate at the Constitutional Convention

Warm-up #4

Constitutional Convention &amp; the 3 branches of government

Constitutional Convention 1787

Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention

The Articles of Confederation and the Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention

What was the primary reason for holding the Constitutional Convention of 1787?

Constitutional Underpinnings # 2

From Revolution to Constitutional Convention

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

Key Terms – The Constitutional Convention

HathiTrust Constitutional Convention Session #2: Report on 3-year review and Q & A

The Constitutional Convention & Ratification

Constitutional Convention & the 3 branches of government