Maryland Ratifying Convention

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The Maryland Ratifying Convention was the 1788 state assembly that debated and ultimately approved the United States Constitution on behalf of Maryland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event in 1788 in the United States
historical event
state ratifying convention
appliesToJurisdiction Maryland
appliesToPart Maryland
surface form: State of Maryland
approvedDocument United States Constitution
chronologyWithinSeries one of the thirteen state ratifying conventions
country United States of America
describedBySource histories of the ratification of the U.S. Constitution
records of the Maryland state archives
determines whether Maryland would ratify the United States Constitution
follows Philadelphia Convention
drafting of the United States Constitution
hasEffect made Maryland one of the original states under the U.S. Constitution
hasLanguage English
hasLegalStatus authorized assembly under Maryland law
hasOutcome ratification of the United States Constitution by Maryland
hasPurpose to consider ratification of the United States Constitution
legislativeBody convention of delegates
location Baltimore, Maryland, United States
surface form: Baltimore, Maryland

Maryland
partOf ratification of the United States Constitution
pointInTime 1788
result Maryland became the seventh state to ratify the U.S. Constitution (widely cited ordering)
significantEvent Maryland’s decision to join the federal union under the Constitution
significantParticipant Anti-Federalist Papers
surface form: Anti-Federalists in Maryland

Federalists in Maryland
temporalCoverage April 1788
topic Maryland political history
United States constitutional history
state ratification debates

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Luther Martin participantIn Maryland Ratifying Convention
Virginia Ratifying Convention follows Maryland Ratifying Convention
Province of Maryland revolutionaryBody Maryland Ratifying Convention
this entity surface form: Maryland Convention