Why wasnāt there unanimous support for the proposed US Constitution, which was presented during the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia?
Many delegates argued that a strong central government would endanger the rights of states and individuals.
Many delegates argued that a strong central government couldnāt resolve issues such as interstate wars.
Many delegates argued that a strong central government couldnāt resolve economic crises.
Many delegates argued that a strong central government couldnāt resolve intrastate uprisings.