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Georgia ratified the new United States Constitution in 1787 MAINLY because Georgians...
A) were pleased that large states won negotiations at the convention.
B) believed that by ratifying the constitution, they would strengthen the country.
C) wanted to show other states in the union that they strongly supported the new country.
D) were pleased that slavery would be protected and there would be a bicameral legislature.

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(Will Medal best answer)
Georgia ratified the new United States Constitution in 1787 MAINLY because Georgians...
A) were pleased that large states won negotiations at the convention. 
B) believed that by ratifying the constitution, they would strengthen the country.
 C) wanted to show other states in the union that they strongly supported the new country. 
D) were pleased that slavery would be protected and there would be a bicameral legislature.

anonymous · Answer

This should help. 
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitutional_Convention_(United_States)

anonymous · Answer

Is there a simpler way though? Because I'm kinda in a rush at the moment and this is my 2nd to last question. Could you possibly like get a paragraph or so so that I can find it? Because the link has A looot of words lol

anonymous · Answer

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Constitutional+convention

lulubj · Answer

Not my words but this might help you out a little bit more.. Georgians supported a stronger national government than established by the Articles of Confederation. Many Georgians were concerned about war with the Native American populations and wanted a strong national government for protection. The need for protection from the Natives was one of the foundin
 reasons that Georgians were slow to disassociate themselves from Britain during the American Revolution. Concerns regarding the national government becoming too powerful were addressed by the Bill of Rights. Georgia was the fourth state to ratify the constitution. Ms. Adams Georgians Abraham Baldwin and William Few attended the Constitutional Convention of 1787 because Georgians supported a stronger national government than established by the Articles of Confederation. Many Georgians were concerned about war with the Native American populations and wanted a strong national government for protection. The need for protection from the Natives was one of the founding reasons that Georgians were slow to disassociate themselves from Britain during the American Revolution.

anonymous · Answer

Okay Thanks Guys :)

anonymous · Answer

@RasheedahOwl  could you give @lulubj  a Medal for me please? Because both of you helped :)

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

Okay ;)

lulubj · Answer

Thank you

anonymous · Answer

No Problem :)