CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

the convention in Philadelphia (1787) at which the Constitution of the United States was composed and written down. It was attended by representatives of each of the former Colonies (the British colonies which formed the original thirteen states of the United States), except for Rhode Island. —SHSBC Binder 15 Approved Glossary

the convention in Philadelphia (1787) at which the Constitution of the United States was composed and written down. It was attended by representatives of each of the former Colonies (the British colonies which formed the original thirteen states of the United States), except for Rhode Island.the convention in Philadelphia (1787) at which the Constitution of the United States was composed and written down. It was attended by representatives of each of the former Colonies (the British colonies which formed the original thirteen states of the United States).the convention in Philadelphia (1787) at which the Constitution of the United States was composed and written down. It was attended by representatives of each of the former Colonies (the British colonies which formed the original thirteen states of the United States). See also Constitution in this glossary.the convention in Philadelphia (1787) at which the Constitution of the United States was composed and written down. It was attended by representatives of each of the former Colonies (the British colonies which formed the original thirteen states of the United States). See also Constitution in this glossary. The guy tore up the minutes and records of the Constitutional Convention! -E-Meter Reads and ARC Breaks (17 July 62)the meeting between May and September 1787 in Philadelphia at which the Constitution of the United States was drawn up.