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2) Before the writing of the Constitution, what were the three major areas of disagreement among the
delegates?
How would Congress raise money for government programs?
Who would be able to vote in elections?
Would all states have the same number of votes regardless of size and wealth?
How would taxes be proportioned among the states?
How would Congress dispose of public lands?



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At the Constitutional Convention in 1787, delegates disagreed on state representation, voting rights, and state equality.


Explanation:

Major Areas of Disagreement Among Delegates:

  • Representation: How to best represent big and small states?
  • Voting Rights: Who would be able to vote in elections?
  • State Equality: Would all states have the same number of votes regardless of size and wealth?

Delegates debated these issues at the Constitutional Convention in 1787, with tensions on power distribution, state representation, and voting eligibility.


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