True or False: James Madison believed the delegates at the Constitutional Convention could keep the revised Articles of Confederation as the government of the nation.

False: In 1787, 57 delegates (including Madison) congregated in Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention. Although the initial goal was to amend the Articles of Confederation, Madison (among others) favored a whole new document, aka the Constitution. In fact, Madison is known as the Father of the Constitution due to his contributions in creating the document.

Answered by kmatras1 | 2024-06-10

Answer: It's False.
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Answered by dareenelsaghir | 2024-06-12

James Madison believed that the Articles of Confederation were inadequate and advocated for a new Constitution instead. Therefore, the statement is False. Madison's efforts were pivotal in creating a new government framework through the U.S. Constitution rather than revising the Articles.
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Answered by kmatras1 | 2024-12-06