to benefit themselves and their bank accounts, and yet others see them

people who were only out to benefit the actual people of the United

In my opinion, every man that was involved with writing the

a little of both. Each was out to better his situation, yet I also

that each was out to better the actual public's interests. All in all

Founders agreed upon a great document which set up a well rounded

Each of the Founders was of high statute in society and also most

very well educated. Thirteen of the delegates were businessmen,

or shippers, six were major land speculators, eleven speculated in

in large scales, twelve owned or managed slave-operated plantations or

farms, nine of the men derived most of their income form public office,

were retired, and only two were actual small farmers. Most of these

other professions as well, such as physicians, lawyers, ministers, and

scholars. A small number of the delegates were wealthy as well as a

states. It called for a strong central government with three branches,

house of congress would consist of two members from each state that

This compromise was in entirety to satisfy the smaller states. It

be that of compromise. There were two plans that were placed upon the

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