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1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2. Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became Presidents of the USA. 3. The delegates agreed that ----- should preside over the Convention. 4. The participants agreed to keep all discussions -----. 5. The rule of secrecy allowed delegates Please read pages 52-54 ;Please copy statements and fill in the blanks. Also, planners should be on your table.
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Page 1: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787.

2. Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became Presidents of the USA.

3. The delegates agreed that ----- should preside over the Convention.

4. The participants agreed to keep all discussions -----.

5. The rule of secrecy allowed delegates to speak -----.

Please read pages 52-54 ;Please copy statements and fill in the blanks. Also, planners should be on your table.

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Identify the delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention

Discuss the rules the delegates adopted to conduct business at the Constitutional Convention

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Soon after the Revolution ends serious problems emerge with the --------------- --------

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Because of problems, each

state sends delegates to a

------ ------- to fix flaws of the Articles of

Confederation

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Delegates meet in Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania at Independence Hall. Each state sends delegates except for ------ ------- (Q).

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The ----- men who met in May of 1787

were an extraordinary

group: 8 signers of the DOI; 7

governors (Q); and 41 members of

Continental Congress

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Future PresidentThomas Jefferson

Serving as a minister to France (Q)

Future PresidentJohn Adams

Serving as ministerTo Great Britain (Q)

Patrick Henry,Elected to serve but

Was against Convention and

stayed home (Q) (T)

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A system in which Each branch of

Government is ableTo check, or

Restrain the powerOf the others

The first Ten amendments

To the Constitution

Powers that Congress has

That are Specifically

Listed in the “C”

The notion thatPower lies with

The people.

The split of Authority among The “E”, “L”, and

“J” branches

Powers that the “C”Does not give to theNational governmentThat are kept by the

States.

Principle that The law applies to

Everyone, evenThose who

Govern.

Powers that are Shared by state

And federal governments

Pgs 85-93

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Appoint George WashingtonAs the President of Convention (q) (t)

Meetings could not be Held unless delegates

From 7 states were Present (q)

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Decisions must be Majority vote, one State gets one vote

Meetings held in secret (q)

To allow delegates To speak freely

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1) What does the legislative branch of the government do?

2) How did the Virginia Plan differ from the New Jersey Plan?

3) What was the Great Compromise?4) What two arguments resulted in the

Electoral College Compromise?

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5) What does the electoral college do?6) What were the different viewpoints

of the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists?

7) What was the purpose of The Federalist?

8) What promise helped to get the Constitution ratified?

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Describe the plans of government offered by delegates at the Constitutional Convention

Identify the compromises agreed upon by the delegates

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Designed by ---------

Government with 3 Branches (E, L, J)

Legislature would be -------- and based on

States ---------

------, ------, ----- and------- loved plan; small

States, not so much

Presented by -------

Government with 3 Branches (E, L, J)

Legislature would be ---------- and based

On -----------

--------, ---, and -------- love plan;

Other states, not so much

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1) From what state is the author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson?

2) Who was considered “First in war, first in peace, first in the heart of his countrymen”?

3) In what year did Benjamin Franklin die?4) Which member of the Convention later

becomes the 4th president of the USA?5) What are the three branches of

government created at the Convention?

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6) Article Three of the Constitution creates which branch of government?

7) How many states had to ratify the Constitution for it to become official?

8) When were the Bill of Rights ratified by the states?

9) What is one of the strengths of the Constitution?

10)Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

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Describe the plans of government offered by delegates at the Constitutional Convention

Identify the compromises agreed upon by the delegates

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Bell ringer

The Great Compromise

Video – Our Constitution

Media Center

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After six weeks of debate,Roger Sherman (T) proposes

A compromise …

A SenateWith equalRepresent-

ationTo please The small

states

A Housebased

On popula-tion

To please the bigger

states

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Questions about How to calculate

550,000 Enslaved African

AmericansIn South

North opposed idea Of Counting slaves; South wanted the

slaves to Count but not vote …

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Delegates finally agreed

To count enslaved African-Americans

as 3/5 of a Person to determine

representation in Congress

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1. What is the subject of the map?2. What color are the 13 states?3. What is the name of the large western

territory unclaimed by any states?4. Along which of the Great Lakes did the

British hold forts?5. What other countries claimed land

near the United States?

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Describe the plans of government offered by delegates at the Constitutional Convention

Identify the compromises agreed upon by the delegates

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oMedia Center, Wednesday, 1-27

oChapter 2 test – Thursday, 1-28

oStar Crunch Party, Friday, 1-29

Page 26: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Bell ringer

The Great Compromise

Video – Our Constitution

Media Center

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Designed by ---------

Government with 3 Branches (E, L, J)

Legislature would be -------- and based on

States ---------

------, ------, ----- and------- loved plan; small

States, not so much

Presented by -------

Government with 3 Branches (E, L, J)

Legislature would be ---------- and based

On -----------

--------, ---, and -------- love plan;

Other states, not so much

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After six weeks of debate,__________ (T) proposes

A compromise …

A SenateWith ______Represent-

ationTo please The small

states

A Housebased

On _______To please

the bigger states

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Questions about How to calculate

550,000 ______ ______AmericansIn South

_____ opposed idea Of Counting slaves; ______ wanted the

slaves to Count but not vote …

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Delegates finally agreed

To count enslaved African-Americans

as _______ of a Person to determine

representation in Congress

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1. Which rights or freedoms were included in all four documents?

2. Which right or freedom is found only in the Bill of Rights?

3. Which document does not include right against unreasonable search or seizure?

4. Which document does not prohibit cruel or unusual punishment?

5. Which document is the most recent?

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Bell ringer

Outline – Approving the Constitution

8 questions you should know

Video – The Constitution

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A, Summer of 17871. Sept. ---- 1787, the “C” is ready to sign2. All but ---- of the delegates present sign it

B. Win Ratification1. Decided that each state would set up --------- to ratify the document2. When ----- of 13 voted yes, “C” would become law of the land

C. Divided Public1. Supporters were called --------2. Favored a system of government called ----------

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D. The Federalists1. Argued that USA would not ------- without a strong national government2. Argued their position in ---------

E. The Anti Federalists1. Felt the “C” gave too much ----- to nationalGovernment & took too much away from states2. Objected to no ------

F. Agreement1. Agreed that a Bill of Rights was needed2. June 21, 1788, ------- is 9th state To ratify and “C” takes full effect

Page 35: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Which notableLeader was not

At the Convention?

Which delegate Kept a notebookOf daily events?

Which delegateWas against the

ConstitutionAnd refused to

Attend?

The participantsAt the ConventionAgreed to keep allDiscussions what?

At 81, who was The oldest delegate

To attend the Constitution?

Which state chose Not to take part in The Constitutional

Convention

Which delegatesTo the ConventionWent on to become

President of the USA? (2)

7 of the delegatesTo the Convention Were former what?

Pg 52-54

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Group of peopleNamed by each State legislature

To select PresidentAnd Vice President

What plan for Government didRoger Sherman

Create?

Which planAllowed that for Every 5 slavesTo count as 3Free persons?

Name of plan that Called for states to

Be represented Equally in government?

What term refersTo a form of

Government inIn which power is Divided between

States and federalgovernment

Anti – FederalistsOpposed the “C”Because it did not

Have a what?

Name of plan That called for States to be

Represented basedOn population.

Branch ofGovernment thatCarries out laws.

Pgs 55-59

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1. Which branch of government did the Constitution add?

2. According to the “C”, which branch of settles disputes between states?

3. What are three additional powers does the Constitution give the Legislature?

4. According to the “C”, which branch can make treaties with other countries?

5. According to the chart, how many states must agree to amend the Articles of Confederation?

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Describe how the Constitution is organized.

Explain what three parts of the Constitution accomplish

Page 39: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Which notableLeader was not

At the Convention?

Which delegate Kept a notebookOf daily events?

Which delegateWas against the

ConstitutionAnd refused to

Attend?

The participantsAt the ConventionAgreed to keep allDiscussions what?

At 81, who was The oldest

delegateTo attend the Constitution?

Which state chose Not to take part in The Constitutional

Convention

Which delegatesTo the Convention

Went on to become

President of the USA? (2)

7 of the delegatesTo the Convention Were former what?

Pg 52-54

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Purpose of “C” is to provide a f_________ for government

Highest ________ in the nation & basic law of the United States

Page 41: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

_______ (T) tells why Constitution was written. It consists of one single

Sentence…

Power Comes from ________;

Government depends on_______ & is here

To serve the ________

Page 42: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Article I (T) Says that

Congress shall be made

Of two houses – ______ & _______

________ will have

all the lawmakingAuthority accordingTo Article I

Article I list ______ that

Congress has and Does not have

Congress may collect taxes,

regulate Trade, coin money

& declare ______

Page 43: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Group of peopleNamed by each State legislature

To select PresidentAnd Vice President

What plan for Government didRoger Sherman

Create?

Which planAllowed that for Every 5 slavesTo count as 3Free persons?

Name of plan that Called for states to

Be represented Equally in government?

What term refersTo a form of

Government inIn which power is Divided between

States and federalgovernment

Anti – FederalistsOpposed the “C”Because it did not

Have a what?

Name of plan That called for States to be

Represented basedOn population.

Branch ofGovernment thatCarries out laws.

Pgs 55-59

Page 44: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

1. The first ten amendments to the Constitution are known as the _____.

2. The _____ was passed in 1913 to allow Congress to collect an income tax.

3. Constitutional amendments ____ many of our freedoms.

4. The process for making an amendment to the Constitution is outlined in _____.

5. Once a national amendment has been proposed, _____ of the state must ratify it.

6. Only one amendment, _____, has been by means of state convention.

Read pages 85-6; Copy & fill in blanks. We will exchange & grade in 8 minutes.

Page 45: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Article II provides For an _________Or law enforcing

Branch

Article II explains how These leaders are electedAnd _______ from office

Powers includeCommanding

______, dealing with other

Countries (T) &

Appointing officials

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Article III provides For a Judicial

Branch to ______And apply laws

Article III calls for one_______ Court and such Lower courts as needed

May hear cases About ________,

Federal lawsAnd disputes

between states

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1) What is a constitution?2) What is a confederation?3) Who had most of the power under the

Articles of Confederation?4) What was the capital of the United States

in 1785?5) Who was the most important delegate at

the Constitutional Convention?

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6) What three principles are the Constitution based upon?

7) How can Congress override a President’s veto?

8) What is the opening of the Constitution called?

9) Which article it clear that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land?

10)What five freedoms are guaranteed in the First Amendment?

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Article IV

Article V

Article VI

All statesMust respect laws,

______ _______, and Records of other

states

States how ____________

To the ConstitutionAre to be made

Declares that the _________ is the

“Supreme Law of theLand”;

States that the Constitution would Take effect when

__ states had ratified it

Page 50: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

1. Why are amendments to the Constitution necessary?

2. What is the Preamble, and why was it written?

3. What types of powers does the necessary and proper clause give to Congress?

4. What are the first 10 amendments to the Constitution called?

5. What is the main purpose of the United States Constitution?

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Page 51: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

6) Why does the government collect an income tax?

7) In what two ways can an amendment to the U.S. Constitution be ratified?

8) What do the first three articles of the Constitution describe?

9) Which amendment to the Constitution was ratified by means of a state convention?

10)Which branch of government has the final authority on interpreting the Constitution?

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Page 52: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

A.Interpreting the Constitution (86)1. “C” has been amended ____ times2. Other changes have taken place through ______________

B. Necessary and Proper Clause (86)1._______ & ______ clause allows Congress to use powers not specifically listed in “C”2. Powers are known as “_____ ______”

C. Disagreements (86) 1. ________ some feel that Congress should be Allowed to make laws the “C” does not forbid2. _______ Congress should make only lawsMentioned in the Constitution

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D. Supreme Court (86)1. Has final ______ on interpreting the “C”2. Sometimes Court is loose interpretation;Sometimes strict interpretation

E. Congressional & Presidential Actions1. “C” allows _____ to impeach, or accuse, federalOfficials; Senate determines guilt or innocence2. Congress has investigated ______ people

F. Presidents Interpreting1. -----, death of William Henry Harrison, 1st President to die in office; no clear rules in “C”2.

Page 54: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

F. Interpretation Through Custom1. “C” has changed through ________ that havedeveloped2. “C” does not mention _____ ______ but they Are an important part of political system today

F. Government today1. Government today is different from 17872. Basic structure and principals of government Will no doubt remain

Page 55: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

1.For what purpose did the delegates to the Constitutional Convention originally meet? (52)

2.Why did the convention delegates decide to keep the proceedings secret?(53)

3.What two competing plans did delegates to the Constitutional Convention debate? (56)

4.Explain the Three-Fifths Compromise. (57)

Please copy the questions. (8)

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5. What do the first three articles of the Constitution do? (82)

6. What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called and what do they do? (85)

7. What 5 fundamental principles are embodied by the Constitution? (89)

8. Explain the differences among expressed, reserved and concurrent powers. (92-93)

Please copy the questions. (8)

Page 57: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Influenced by-----------; believed

Best way to protect libertyWas to separate functions

Of government...

Framers dividedGovernment into ------ Branches, each withDifferent functions.

Page 58: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

To limit power of ----- & ------- governments,

“C” states what They can & cannot do.

Law applies to ------, Even those who govern;

No one may break the lawOr escape its reach

Page 59: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Each branch Is able to check or

Restrain the ------ of The other branches

To keep any 1 branch Of government from

Becoming too powerful, The “C” included

------- & -------

Page 60: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

1. . The Framers firmly believed that the ----- should be strong but not too strong.

2. The Framers were influenced by the French political philosopher -------.

3. The split of authority among the ------, ------, and ------ branches is called separation of powers.

4. The President can veto laws proposed by ------ and name federal judges.

5. Congress can block presidential appointments and ------.

Read pages 90-93b; Copy & fill in blanks. We will exchange & grade in 8 minutes.

Page 61: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

What is an Important Source of

Money for the Government?

Which article ofThe “C” states that

9 states had to Ratify the “C”

B4 it becomes law.

Which article of The “C” lists theSpecific powers

That the CongressDoes and does

Not Have?

The introduction to the Constitution is

Called what?

The abilities that Congress exercises

That are not Listed in the

Constitution areKnown as what?

Which article ofThe “C” declares the

“C” the “supreme Law of the Land.”?

Which article Of “C” set forthThe procedure

For makingAmendments?

Which article of the “C” discusses

Relationships between

The states?

Page 62: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Federalism Dividing Power

SupremacyOf the

Constitution

Power is shared by ______ government

And the _______

Each level of Government has

_______ over peopleAt the same time

Powers granted to National government

________ powers

Powers that the “C” Does not give to

National are kept by The state ( _______

Powers)

Article _____ includes A supremacy clause

The principles of The “C” ensure

Government _______As well as power

Powers that both Level of governments

Can exercise are ________ powers

Page 63: 1. The Constitutional Convention began in Philadelphia’s -------- on May 25, 1787. 2.Two of the delegates to the Convention, ----- & ----- later became.

Powers that both Levels of

governmentCan exercise are

Called what?

Powers specificallyGranted to the

National Government are

Called what?

The idea that the Law applies to

Everyone, even those

Who govern is Called what?

The split of authority Among the branches

Is called what?

Right to establishSchools and make Rules concerning

Marriage and Divorce are what Type of power?

The branch of Government that Has the right to

Veto laws is Called?

One of the Provisions the “C”Makes to ensure Sovereignty of

The people is thewhat?

Notion that powerLies with the

People is known as?


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Constitutional Convention - Weeblykkimrey.weebly.com/.../7/3/3/3/73335129/constitutional_convention_… · Constitutional Convention * September 17, 1787 * Philadelphia, PA * Purpose:

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The Constitutional Convention (1787)

The Constitutional Convention (1787)

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Constitutional Convention Packethansenwms.weebly.com/.../5/4/54543249/constitutional_convention_… · Constitutional Convention Basics ! Philadelphia, May 25th, 1787, same building

Constitutional Convention Packethansenwms.weebly.com/.../5/4/54543249/constitutional_convention_… · Constitutional Convention Basics ! Philadelphia, May 25th, 1787, same building

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The Constitutional Convention (1787) - Tumwater School District · 2019. 9. 30. · The Constitutional Convention (1787) Compromise, Compromise, Compromise!!! Articles of Conf. Collapse.

The Constitutional Convention (1787) - Tumwater School District · 2019. 9. 30. · The Constitutional Convention (1787) Compromise, Compromise, Compromise!!! Articles of Conf. Collapse.

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Philadelphia Convention, 1787

Philadelphia Convention, 1787

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The Constitutional Convention (Part 2). The Constitutional Convention begins 1787 - Philadelphia 1787 - Philadelphia Delegates from all the states invited.

The Constitutional Convention (Part 2). The Constitutional Convention begins 1787 - Philadelphia 1787 - Philadelphia Delegates from all the states invited.

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