Question

The purpose of the Philadelphia convention was to:
a.
strengthen the Articles of Confederation
c.
draw up a new governing document
b.
create a strong national government
d.
propose commerce solutions

Answer 1

This is what I could find on this (The Philadelphia Convention, now often referred to as the Constitutional Convention, was a meeting held in 1787 by delegates from the 13 states that then comprised the United States. At first, the purpose of the convention was to address the problems the federal government was having ruling the states and staying fiscally sound under the provisions of the Articles of Confederation, which had been the prevailing code for the government since 1777. What actually occurred at the Philadelphia Convention was the formation of a new plan of government, which was outlined in the newly-drafted U.S. Constitution. Created by compromises struck by delegates proposing different plans, the Constitution strengthened the federal government and remains the document which defines U.S. law to this day.)

Answer 2

thanks @Dantezer