The constitution

The constitution The constitution is best described as a bundle of compromises. This statement is very true because everyone at the constitutional Convention had to compromise because there was no way everyone could get what they wanted. The delegates’ ability to compromise is what makes the constitution work even in the present day. Each colony had to give something up in order to get what they wanted, and what they ended up with was a …

…it would cost too much to export to Europe, and that they would compromise their economy. They compromised and agreed that national government can only make tariffs on imports not exports. The Constitutional Conventions was the greatest compromise ever made. Everyone at the convention realized that the only way to make a unified government was to compromise on ideas. If they had refused to compromise they would have never made a strong and functional government.