Question

What was the significance of the Annapolis meeting? It was the first national convention where women could participate. It ratified the Declaration of Independence. It dissolved the Continental Congress. It created the needed for the Philadelphia Convention.

Answer 1

The Annapolis meeting created the need for the Philadelphia Convention. The delegates of a few states gathered to address the topic of trade among the states, which, at the same time, led to other important topics of the Confederation. This way, they considered a Constitution would have to be drafted in order to address many other relevant topics of the country, aside from commercial trade. The United States Constitution was drafted at the Philadelphia Convention in 1787.