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The Constitutional Convention of 1787 showcased a unique perspective on community, as it brought together educated white men with diverse ideas and goals. While it fostered discussions that led to significant agreements and disagreements, the assembly also highlighted inequities, as participation was limited to wealthy, white individuals. This situation raises questions about the true nature of community within such a context—were all voices equally represented, or did the exclusive nature of the convention undermine its community aspect?
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WAS THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION AN EXAMPLE OF “COMMUNITY?” The Constitutional Convection was somewhat example of “community” because there was white educated men there. These men were so educated that they had great ideas when. A community usually has people that can make great ideas on the topic. Another reason the Constitutional Convention was somewhat example of “community” because they did not all have the same goal. All the men that were at the Constitutional Convention did not want the constitutional signed for many reasons. For the white men not having the same goal there was a lot of agreements and disagreements. Finally the Constitutional Convection was somewhat example of “community” because all the white men there did not have all people equal. A community usually includes everyone I something that is going on. But at the constitutional convection this did not happen because only white, rich, educated, were qualified to be there.
