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What was the significance of the Annapolis meeting?

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It was an important rallying point in the movement toward a federal convention to address the inadequate articles of confederation
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The significance of Annapolis Meeting was that it led to the formation of the American Constitution.

Step-by-step explanation:

The convention was basically organised to discuss the commercial problems that the various states of the United States were facing. The delegates of the convention however ended up discussing various issues rather than just trade and commerce.

It was decided that a constitutional convention would be organised in May 1787 where the constitution of America was drafted to address the various problems of the states

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