The Constitutional Convention reached its conclusion on this day in history, adopting the framework of the U.S. Constitution after months of debate among delegates. The document, designed to establish a stronger federal government while balancing state and individual rights, was sent to the states for ratification. Its finalization marked a pivotal moment in American governance, shaping the nation’s political structure for centuries. The significance of this milestone is explored in a historical reflection from Reason Magazine.
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