Why did Washington not participate in the discussion of the Constitution

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hi
:-) my answer is ........ Washington was persuaded to attend the constitutional convention and subsequently was unanimously elected as its president ......Washington had to be convinced even to attend the convention .after the war of independence ,Washington retired to mount Vernon ,planning to return to life as a country squire

bogdanovich [222]3 years ago

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In 1787, George Washington was persuaded to attend the Constitutional Convention and subsequently was unanimously elected its president. ... Washington had to be convinced even to attend the Convention. After the War of Independence, Washington retired to Mount Vernon, planning to return to life as a country squire.

this is the web site I got that from hope this helps

Constitutional Convention · George Washington's Mount Vernon

https://www.mountvernon.org/library/digitalhistory/digital.../constitutional-convention/

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