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When several delegates of the United States met in the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, in 1787, their main purpose was to revise the system of government under the Articles of Confederation and create new laws that provided an adequate framework of government. However, many delegates, including James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, soon found out that amending the Constitution would not be enough to fix the inefficiencies of the Articles of Confederation, and the drafting of an entirely new constitution would be necessary.
The main reasons why Hamilton and Madison wanted to create a new Constitution were to establish <u>a new structure of government based on the principle of </u><em><u>Separation of Powers</u></em><u> and the system of </u><em><u>Checks and Balances</u></em>, and to <u>grant specific power to the government</u> that allowed it to lead the nation properly such as the power to levy taxes and regulate commerce.
