Why was a convention convened at Annapolis in 1786?

A) to discuss Shays's Rebellion in Massachusetts

B) to discuss the Spanish ban on trade along the Mississippi

C) to discuss interstate commerce

D) to amend the Articles of Confederation

E) to discuss a settlement plan for the Northwests

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Bryan Curry

12 November, 15:25

Why was a convention convened at Annapolis in 1786?

A) to discuss Shays's Rebellion in Massachusetts

B) to discuss the Spanish ban on trade along the Mississippi

C) to discuss interstate commerce

D) to amend the Articles of Confederation

E) to discuss a settlement plan for the Northwests

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Javier Shaw · Answer 1

The convention in Annapolis was convened in Annapolis in 1786 because the delegates wanted to discuss interstate commerce. This wasn't a huge problem since the convention had a very low number of attendance that year. The correct answer is C.

Why was a convention convened at Annapolis in 1786?A) to discuss Shays's Rebellion in MassachusettsB) to discuss the Spanish ban on trade along the MississippiC) to discuss interstate commerceD) to amend the Articles of ConfederationE) to discuss a settlement plan for the Northwests

Why was a convention convened at Annapolis in 1786?

A) to discuss Shays's Rebellion in Massachusetts

B) to discuss the Spanish ban on trade along the Mississippi

C) to discuss interstate commerce

D) to amend the Articles of Confederation

E) to discuss a settlement plan for the Northwests