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SnapCourseTheConstitutionalConventionNotesOrganizer

This document is an organizer for a lesson on the Constitutional Convention, including discussion and guiding questions to facilitate learning. It prompts students to connect historical events to contemporary political issues and encourages reflection on the significance of the Constitution's development. Key topics include George Washington's interest in amending the Articles of Confederation, the Mount Vernon Compact, Shays's Rebellion, and the Virginia Plan.

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SnapCourseTheConstitutionalConventionNotesOrganizer

This document is an organizer for a lesson on the Constitutional Convention, including discussion and guiding questions to facilitate learning. It prompts students to connect historical events to contemporary political issues and encourages reflection on the significance of the Constitution's development. Key topics include George Washington's interest in amending the Articles of Confederation, the Mount Vernon Compact, Shays's Rebellion, and the Virginia Plan.

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Lesson 2.

1: The Constitutional Convention Notes Organizer


Name:

Directions: Use this organizer to guide and record your thinking as you learn about the
Constitutional Convention.
Part 1: Discussion Questions
 What do you know about the Constitutional Convention?
 What connections do you see between the writing of the Constitution and today’s
political questions?
 How do you think this SnapCourse will help you understand the development of the
United States?
Part 2: Guiding Questions

How did George Washington get interested in amending the Articles of Confederation?

What was the Mount Vernon Compact?

How did Shays’s Rebellion impact the rewriting of the Articles?

Who were the delegates who wrote the Constitution?

What was the Virginia Plan?

Part 3: Discussion Questions


 How do you think the content of this lesson will help you understand the content of the
Constitution?
 How do the arguments at the Convention relate to arguments we see in politics today?

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