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| IN 1779, I WAS ELECTED TO REPRESENT VIRGINIA AS A MEMBER OF CONGRESS UNDER THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION | JAMES MADISON |
| I WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION | GEORGE WASHINGTON |
| I WAS SICK, SO I COULD NOT ATTEND THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION | SAMUEL ADAMS |
| I REFUSED TO TAKE PART IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION BECAUSE I DID NOT BELIEVE THAT A STRONGER NATIONAL GOVERNMENT WAS A GOOD IDEA | PATRICK HENRY |
| I SAID OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, "IT REALLY IS AN ASSEMBLY OF DEMIGODS". | THOMAS JEFFERSON |
| I WAS THE CONGRESS' YOUNGEST MEMBER AT 29 YEARS OF AGE | JAMES MADISON |
| I WAS CARRIED TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION IN A CHINESE SEDAN CHAIR | BENJAMIN FRANKLIN |
| I COULD NOT ATTEND THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION BECAUSE I WAS IN PARIS AS THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE | THOMAS JEFFERSON |
| I CHANGED THE OPENING WORDS IN THE PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION TO READ: WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES | GOUVERNEUR MORRIS |
| I COULD NOT ATTEND THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION BECAUSE I WAS IN LONDON AS THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND | JOHN ADAMS |
| I WAS TOO BUSY AS GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION | JOHN HANCOCK |
| AS A FRONTIER FARMER, I WAS NOT INVITED TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION | DANIEL SHAYS |
| I WAS GIVEN THE JOB OF WRITING DOWN ALL THE IDEAS THAT WERE APPROVED DURING THE CONSTITUION | GOUVERNEUR MORRIS |
| I WAS THE MOST HONORED HERO OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | GEORGE WASHINGTON |
