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The Beginning of the Convention Philadelphia Convention 1787

The Job Improve the Articles of Confederation NOT get rid of them, –Just fix them!

What are their qualifications? We the People – pg 106 Young – 42 years old Men Important to the revolution Served in Congress State leaders Not all rich, but not poor!

James Madison Virginia Known as the “Father of the Constitution” Brought a plan for stronger national government Took notes at the convention everyday.

George Washington Virginia After the war he wanted to be a farmer. –NOT a framer! Refused to come but he showed. Presided over the convention. (he was the referee)

Benjamin Franklin Pennsylvania 81 years old Persuaded people to compromise.

Gouverneor Morris New York Served in state militia and legislature Member of Continental Congress Prepared the final draft of the Constitution

School Rules Convention Delegates that attend the convention will be discussing the rules for the school; dress code, gum, etc.

We Make the Rules! We the People – pg 109 – 110 NEW government –Articles were too messed up to fix TOP SECRET meetings –Promote free speech ONE vote per state –Get the small states to agree

Ideas About Government We the People – pg 110 National government should be constitutional to limit the powers of the government. The purpose of government is protect rights and promote common good. Strong national government was need to protect rights. Representatives were needed to serve the common good. Separation of powers and checks and balances were needed to prevent the abuse of power.

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