Was when New England radicals met and talked about the idea of secession to preserve the industry and business of New England. Occurred in 1814 during the war of 1812 with England. New England wanted to remain loyal to Britain
The New Englanders resented the Embargo Act by Thomas Jefferson which didn't allow the trade with Britain. The New Englanders called the Hartford Convention to discuss secession from the Union.
To protest the war
The Hartford Convention was a series of meeting in Hartford, discussing grievances about the War of 1812. The main topics were New England's secession (which was never acted on), removing the three-fifths compromise, and the American relation with Great Britain and France. Nothing much happened other than these talks.
they needed to know all the ways that they can attack,and to show that they can do something and regian pride in themselves
The Constitutional Convention was also called the Philadelphia Convention or the Grand Convention. The convention was from May 25 until September 17, 1787.
The convention of 1787 had no official name when it was called by Congress in its February 1787 resolution. It merely set a date and place for the convention. Indeed references to the convention afterward were equally vague in title. Not until 1835 when Congress authorized the publishing of the official record of the convention taken by the designated secretary of the convention, was an official title given to the convention. The official title given the convention by act of Congress was the "1787 Federal Convention."
The Massachusetts State Legislature called for and organized the Hartford Convention.
The Hartford Convention
1814
Isn't Hartford a school?
The Hartford Convention
To protest the war
The immediate goal of the Hartford Convention was to keep the Federalist states from seceeding from the United States after the recent battles and their unpopularity
Hartford Convention
the hartsford convention
It was called the Hartford Convention.
It was disbanded.
harrison,hamilton monroe, stephens