the significance is that that they they decided everything about the great compromise
Sep 17, 1787:
The constitutional convention was convened and the following states voted for radification: Deleware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
Yes and No. A Constitutional Convention, as defined by Article V of the U.S. Constitution, involves the legislatures of two thirds of the states calling for the Convention, as representatives of the people. The Convention maintains a republican-federalist quality, not direct democracy involving the sovereign.However, one of the grievous defects of the constitution is the functional impossibility of amending the Constitution with regard to anything truly significant. Interestingly, Sanford Levinson argues that "the strictures (and structures) of Article V are limits on the agents of the people rather than on the general citizenry itself (or ourselves)." We should assert the sovereignty announced in the Preamble to "ordain and establish" a constitution -- which would be a "Yes" to your question.Note the precedence from the framers ignoring Rhode Island and Article XIII, and establishing that a new convention could legitimately "declare that its handiwork would be binding if ratified in a national referendum where each voter had equal power."Good Constitutional critiques include, Sanford Levinson's Our Undemocratic Constitution: Where the Constitution Goes Wrong (And How We the People Can Correct It) (2008) and Robert Dahl's How Democratic is the American Constitution (2003).Go Vermont! Freedom & Unity!
The convention of 1787 had no official name when it was called by Congress in its February 1787 resolution. It merely set a date and place for the convention. Indeed references to the convention afterward were equally vague in title. Not until 1835 when Congress authorized the publishing of the official record of the convention taken by the designated secretary of the convention, was an official title given to the convention. The official title given the convention by act of Congress was the "1787 Federal Convention."
The delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed it on September 17, 1787 . the constitution was approved on march 16, 1836
The delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed it on September 17, 1787 . the constitution was approved on march 16, 1836
May 25,1787 was the start of the Constitutional Convention.
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May 27, 1787 was when the constitutional convention began
The U.S. Constitution was written over a period of time from 1776 to about September 17, 1787 on which date it was signed by the delegates in the Constitutional Convention.
both houses of Congress or by two thirds of the state legislatures. This method of proposing amendments is known as a constitutional convention. However, to date, no constitutional convention has been called through this method, and all 27 amendments to the Constitution have been proposed by Congress.
September 17, 1787
May 25th, 1787
The date of the signing of the U.S. Constitution was September 17, 1787. This was during the conclusion of the Constitutional Convention in Pennsylvania.
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the significance is that that they they decided everything about the great compromise