The delegates at the Constitutional Convention: a. encouraged widespread public interest in what was happening at the convention
b. actively sought the input of foreign leaders. c. met in secret to prevent opponents from organizing against their actions. d. were very open to the press about their daily accomplishments
a. encouraged widespread public interest in what was happening at the convention
Explanation:
The delegates at the Constitutional Convention were the original eminent personalities who led to the revolutions and the subsequent collapse of the British Empire in the USA.
They were framing the constitution for the new USA and as such wanted maximum participation from the people of the country which was a sufficiently small pool at the time.
The state governments were adopting the tenets that they discussed and eventually formed the federal government.
