History, 29.08.2019 21:00 Emptypockets451

Why did one of the states refuse to send delegates to the constitutional convention? a) the meeting was being held too far away. b) the state had been self-governing for over 140 years. c) the state wanted to create its own nation. d) the state did not think there was anything wrong with the articles of confederation.

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