Why did the delegates at the Philadelphia Convention decide to write a new Constitution to replace the Articles of Confederation?

Write essay, supported with specific examples, on the following question:1. The American Revolution meant different things to different people. What did the Revolution and the promise of liberty mean to radicals and conservatives, African Americans, and women? How did Articles of Confederation reflect American political values and concerns? Why did the delegates at the Philadelphia Convention decide to write a new Constitution to replace the Articles of Confederation? How did the U.S. Constitution of 1787 reflect compromises and concerns about creating a stronger national government and guarding against excessive democracy? How did Federalists defend and argue in favor of the Constitution, and why did Anti-Federalists oppose ratification of the Constitution?The following are all examples of specific names, terms, and events that can be discussed in the essay: JamestownTobaccoHouse of BurgessesIndentured servantsThe “Triangular Trade”PuritansThe “City on a Hill”The Half-Way CovenantRoger WilliamsAnne HutchinsonWilliam PennBacon’s RebellionSalem Witch TrialsThe EnlightenmentBenjamin FranklinThe Great AwakeningMercantilismNavigation ActsColonial AssembliesFrench and Indian WarWrits of AssistanceThe Grenville ReformsThe Sugar ActThe Stamp ActSons of LibertyRepublicanism“Virtual representation”The WhigsThe Townshend DutiesThe Boston MassacreThe Boston Tea PartyThe Coercive ActsCommittees of CorrespondenceLexington and ConcordCommon SenseThe Declaration of IndependenceThe Continental ArmyThe MilitiaBattle of Bunker HillBattle of SaratogaBattle of YorktownTreaty of Parisegalitarianismthe Newburgh Conspiracythe Barbary piratesArticles of ConfederationNorthwest Land OrdinancesShay’s Rebellion“democratic despotism”The Virginia PlanThe Great CompromiseThe 3/5 CompromiseThe Electoral College“We the People”The Bill of RightsFederalist no. 10The Anti-Federalists