What are four things the delegates to the convention had in common?

A. They wanted a government that was representative of the will of the people but would be structured in such a way that it would not collapse into mob rule.

B. They wanted to reunite with the British.

C. They knew that the nation needed a stronger central government, though they were not willing to give up the sovereignty and autonomy of their states.

D. They wanted a representative government that was divided into executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

E. They wanted peace with the other states.

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What are four things the delegates to the convention had in common?

A. They wanted a government that was representative of the will of the people but would be structured in such a way that it would not collapse into mob rule.

B. They wanted to reunite with the British.

C. They knew that the nation needed a stronger central government, though they were not willing to give up the sovereignty and autonomy of their states.

D. They wanted a representative government that was divided into executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

E. They wanted peace with the other states.

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Kellen Poole · Answer 1

The delegates of the Constitutional Convention had many things in common, despite being from different states and different sections of the country. They knew that the nation needed a stronger central government, though they were not willing to give up the sovereignty and autonomy of their states. They also wanted peace with the other states. They wanted a representative government that was divided into executive, legislative, and judicial branches. They also wanted a government that was representative of the will of the people but would be structured in such a way that it would not collapse into mob rule.