Why People Needed To Ratify The Constitution

Empire of Reason The people is the key to be better in this county. Better is something everybody wants to have in all circumstances, but there will always be times where the people must debate whether to support or to oppose, or get rid or keep something beneficial for everybody. In the empire of reason people supported to ratifying the Constitution. The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the United States and guarantees certain basic rights for its citizens which was signed on September 17,1787. The Constitution is something people at the time wanted to ratify the constitution, but not all them wanted to ratify it. Alexander Hamilton was one of the people who wrote series of events, letters, and essay to persuade the people to ratify
As we all known George Washington was the first to sign the Constitution document. On the other hand, the people who wanted to ratify the Constitution, nine of the thirteen states had to ratify the Constitution, so it could become the law. In December 7, 1787, five states ratified the Constitution which are Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, and Connecticut. Hamilton wanted the nation to be strong and not to remain weak one. But even though they wanted to have a strong nation some countries opposed to ratify the constitution like Massachusetts, but Massachusetts failed and undelegated powers and defect constitutional protection of political rights such as freedom of speech, religion and finally the press. Later Massachusetts such as Maryland and South Carolina and as the ninth state that is New Hampshire in ratifying the constitution later it gave the people hope to the other countries to agree in ratifying the constitution which Rhode Island became the last state to ratify the Constitution even though there was people in which still doubts in having a country with