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Rhode Island did not take part in the Constitutional Convention because ___________.

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it was too difficult to travel to Philadelphia



its leaders were traveling in Europe



its leaders opposed a strong central government



the state had no government leaders

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Answer:

Its leaders opposed a strong central government.

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Answer:

its leaders opposed a strong central government

Step-by-step explanation:

The constitutional convention was held in 1787, with the purpose of revising the first draft of constitution, (which many believed provide too much power for the central government, including the leaders of Rhode island.).

In the end the convention led to addition of the Bill of rights to the constitution, which added 10 basic protection to the citizens Right's which cannot be overpasses by the government under any circumstances. (which also known as the first 10 amendments to the constitution)

This addition strengthen people's position within the country and weaken the power of the central government.

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