The delegates to the 1787 convention originally met to revise, or make changes to, the Articles of Confederation. However, they ended up writing an entirely new plan for government called the Constitution of the United States. For this reason, the 1787 convention is remembered as the Constitutional Convention. When the delegates created their new plan for government, they tried to fix some of the problems that the Confederation Congress had faced. In other words, the problems caused by the Articles of Confederation shaped how the delegates designed the Constitution. Match the issue faced by the Confederation Congress with the way the Constitution addressed it.