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Constitutional Convention

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Constitutional Convention in U.S. history, the 1787 meeting in which the Constitution of the United States was drawn up. The Road to the Convention The government adopted by the Thirteen Colonies in America (see Confederation, Articles of , and Continental Congress ) soon showed serious faults. Congress, powerless to enforce its legislation, was unable to obtain adequate financial support. Although its achievements were not so inconsiderable as has been commonly thought, Congress was, on the whole, impotent, and federal authority was too weak to be of consequence. The central... Read more
Constitutional Convention, European
Constitutional Convention, European...devise a draft constitutional makeup of...States). The convention's constitutional brief reflected...acquired a constitutional character...Praesidium, the Convention was composed... Read more
Constitutional Convention of 1787
Constitutional Convention of 1787. By late 1786, only three years...February 1787, Congress called for a convention in Philadelphia to revise the articles...the average American of the day. The convention rules granted each state one vote... Read more

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