What was Washington's job during the Constitutional Convention?
1 Answer
Dec 22, 2015
Washington had retired to his plantation in Virginia where he expected to quietly live out his years.
Explanation:
When the war ended in 1783, George Washington quietly retired to his Virginia plantation. Washington had been a successful farmer prior to the revolution, was a man of property and means, and fully expected that his work for the new American republic was finished. Washington took no part in the Convention itself.
