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Essay heading: Founding Brothers Cliff Notes
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The Constitutional Convention is often criticized for its secrecy, extra-legality, and the fact that its members were of the elite?hardly a good representation of the masses. Others, though, call it '"'the miracle of Philadelphia'"' for the fact that it accomplished the seemingly impossible goal of creating a union of states... displayed 300 characters
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Others, though, call it '"'the miracle of Philadelphia'"' for the fact that it accomplished the seemingly impossible goal of creating a union of states.
A few compromises were made during this convention: interest of small v. large states, federal v. state jurisdiction, and sectional slavery. Nevertheless, still a '"'work-in-progress'"' in 1789, the US had several things going for it... displayed next 300 characters
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