Imagine you are meeting a friend for lunch in 1788, around the time the constitution is being debated. you and your friend begin a heated (but friendly) debate about whether or not the constitution should be ratified. what would your position be and why? create an outline for an argumentative essay that includes the following: •thesis statement
•3 supporting historial points
•conclusion

The transition from the Confederation Articles to the United States Constitution was anything but a consistent one, and fixing the issues of the Confederation Articles required a progression of extensive discussions both during and after the show. Be that as it may, one thing was sure; something must be changed.

One faction restricted the Constitution since they thought a more grounded government undermined the state powers. Others contended that another brought together government would have every one of the attributes of the imperialism of Great Britain they had fought so energetically to expel themselves from.

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