Why was it so important for George Washington to join the meeting in Philadelphia

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andrezito [222]3 years ago

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Answer:

The public would have little confidence in the meeting if Washington did not attend

Explanation:

strong believers in a more national system of government, each believed that Washington needed to play a central role because of the great trust and respect he had accumulated during the War. With Madison's skillful personal courting, Washington agreed to attend.

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