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On Sept. 16, 1940, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed into law the Selective Training and Service Act, which was another name for the draft. \
The Federalists, like most, were worried about one branch (specifically the Executive branch) being too power and too much like a King.
So, they designed a system to ensure that no one branch would become too powerful.
Baldwin served as one of four Georgia delegates to the constitutional convention of 1787. <span>Of the Georgia delegates, only he and William Few signed the constitution. At the convention, Baldwin served on the Committee of Postponed Matters, later called the "Grand Committee," which was tasked with determining how to apportion state representation in the national legislature. On the committee, Baldwin changed his vote on small-state representation to the national Senate, possibly because he feared the alienation of small states after befriending the Connecticut delegation. In so doing, he was instrumental in bringing about the "Great Compromise" that established representation in each house of Congress.</span>
