The Founding Father's Motivation in writing a new Constitution

<Tab/>The Founding Fathers were motivated by a variety of factors to write a new Constitution, including reaction towards the weakness of the Articles of Confederation, group attempts to establish a new national government and the desire to limit "democracy".<Tab/> <Tab/>The Constitutional Convention was the result of a reaction against the weakness of the Articles of Confederation. The Constitutional Convention was …

…for 4 years. Lastly, the Judge would be appointed by the president and would serve for life. If a mob were to break out, the House of Representatives would be affected the most, since they were picked by the people, who had short terms, while the other branches of government wouldn't be affected immediately. <Tab/>In conclusion, the Founding Fathers were motivated by a variety of factors to write a new Constitution.