Who: 55 Delegates from 12 states (no Rhode Island) When: May 25 - September 17, 1787 Where:...

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Chapter 2 Constitutional Underpinnings. The Agenda in Philadelphia Revise the Articles of Confederation Gentlemen in Philadelphia – 55 men from 12 of.

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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION May 1787, Philadelphia Sole purpose is to REVISE the Articles of Confederation Only state that didn’t send delegates? Franklin.

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