<span>A, C, E, G, H. There are several possible reasons for their success. First, many of the delegates had already worked on their state constitutions. This experience proved most valuable in writing the national constitution. Second, the states sent their most qualified men to the convention. Third, General Washington was in complete command of the convention. Washington kept the delegates working and allowed no nonsense or name-calling. One cold look from the general was enough to cool the hottest temper. Fourth, the closed meetings helped the delegates move swiftly and make decisions. Fifth, there was a willingness among the delegates to work together. Most of the delegates were willing to give up some things and not insist upon having their own way.</span>
The President's Cabinet is composed of the principal appointed officers of departments of the executive branch of the federal government of the United States. The Cabinet meets weekly to advise the President on matters relating to the duties of their respective departments.
