The Constitutional Convention of 1787 almost ended as soon as it began due to the divisive issue of representation. However, the Great Compromise was created when the convention was temporarily adjourned. Which delegate made the deciding vote for the temporary adjournment?

A) William Few

B) George Walton

C) Abraham Baldwin

D) Nathaniel Pendleton

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Leo Burton

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2 April, 14:36

The Constitutional Convention of 1787 almost ended as soon as it began due to the divisive issue of representation. However, the Great Compromise was created when the convention was temporarily adjourned. Which delegate made the deciding vote for the temporary adjournment?

A) William Few

B) George Walton

C) Abraham Baldwin

D) Nathaniel Pendleton

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Zion Woodard · Answer 1

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. The delegate that made the deciding vote for the temporary adjournment is Abraham Baldwin. He represented Georgia at the Constitutional Convention and was a fervent missionary of public education.