What happened in June of 1787?

Answer 1

June 18, 1787, fell in the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. On June 18, New York delegate Alexander Hamilton, who helped make the Convention possible, made a speech as to his own plan of government (probably not content to add on to the Virginia or New Jersey plans). The plan involved an "elective monarch", as stated in Madison's notes, a Senate with electors chosen for life on "good behavior", a House of Reps. chosen every three years. The June 18 speech would forever be dredged up in later years when Hamilton was vilified as a "monarchist", as he used the dreaded word in his speech. Hamilton's fears of mob rule completely beat out his hopes, leading to the speech that he would regret in later years.

Answer 2

to the American delegates in mid June 1787, it became apparent to the delegates that to merely amend the Articles of Confederation would not be sufficient. Instead the delegates would write an entirely new document designed to clearly define and separate the powers of the central government, the power of the state, the rights of the people and how the representatives of the people should be elected.

The constitution was finally signed on September 17, 1787

Answer 3

June 20, 1732

1732 Although Georgia's Charter of 1732 was dated June 9, final signing by the various officials, bureaus, and councils in the British government were completed on this date, which is considered the charter's official date of promulgation.

Answer 4

New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, meeting the number required to put the Constitution into effect.

Answer 5

the third estate proclaim itself, the national assembly

Answer 6

It was written into legislature that senators terms be limited to six years.