A whole new government.They wanted to protect peoples rights.They all agreed that's the government needed to be strong,But not to strong.
Most of the provisions written by the delegates at the Constitutional Convention of the United States are still used today. The way the president is elected has been modified.
They did not want the power within the federal government to be controlled by just one person or group.
Monarchy. All these territories were incorporated to the Spanish Empire, and in some instances, were ruled by viceroys.
they set up a template to government that was used to create our government
The Hepburn act gave the government the power to set and limit shipping costs.
Theocracy
Power should be set against power, so that no one faction would overwhelm the others. The secret of good government is "balanced" government.
a communist :)
The outcome was that the delegates agreed on seventy-two resolutions that set out which powers each level of the government would have.
They wanted protections against tyranny of the central government.
a military based one
an absolute monarchy
Most of the provisions written by the delegates at the Constitutional Convention of the United States are still used today. The way the president is elected has been modified.
republic
The constitution set up the powers of the government but did nothing to address the rights of the people, which is a big part of the the revolution and the years following it were about.
it was the first system of rules and control. kind of a strict government set up.
At the start of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, the delegates decided to abandon the Articles of Confederation and create a new framework for government. They agreed to meet in secrecy and operate under a principle of majority rule to facilitate open discussion and compromise. This decision set the stage for drafting the United States Constitution, which aimed to establish a stronger federal government.