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Constitutional Convention

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Name: 1st Person Biography of a Delegate at the Constitutional Convention Directions: You will create a typed (12 font) biography of a delegate at the Constitutional Convention in the 1st person (ex. ?I was born in??) for the purpose of a reenactment of the key moments of the Convention. You will trace the life of your delegate paying special attention to the time spent in Philadelphia drafting the Constitutional in the summer of 1787. From your biography find out the motives and reasons for attending the Constitutional Convention. You will be able to answer question like: What was your contribution to the Convention? Did you approve or disapprove of the Constitution? What parts of the Constitution did you agree or disagree with?

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Unit I ? Constitutional Underpinnings of the United States Government AP Test Prep Quiz Mrs. Probst The delegates to the Constitutional Convention can best be described as representative of both men and women. a cross section of all crafts, trades and laborers. racially mixed all white male landowners. Most delegates to the Constitutional Convention accepted the idea of balanced government direct democracy majority rule tyranny A plan calling for a strong central government with a bicameral legislature, the lower house to be elected by the voters and the upper chosen by the lower is known as the New Jersey Plan. Virginia Plan. Connecticut Plan. The Constitutional Convention
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