Philadelphia Convention Begins
As the Philadelphia convention kicks off on May 14, 1787, anticipation hangs thick in the air, with delegates delayed due to poor travel conditions. The early arrival of Virginians, especially James and George, sets the stage for crucial alliances. Ben, back from France, hosts an extravagant dinner, showcasing his impressive home and library, which fosters camaraderie among the delegates as they prepare to shape the future of the nation.In this clip
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How did Shays' Rebellion influence the Constitutional Convention?
Group of answer choices 1. It discouraged many states from attending 2. It convinced leaders that the Articles of Confederation were too weak 3. It had little effect on the delegates' discussions 4. It led to the writing of the Bill of Rights