Plans Presented at the Constitutional Convention (Act I), by Professor Gordon Lloyd @JamesMadisonFoundation
Plans Presented at the Constitutional Convention (Act I), by Professor Gordon Lloyd  @JamesMadisonFoundation
Uploaded December 2016 | Updated September 2026, 38 minutes ago
Act I: What Were the Various Plans at the Constitutional Convention? by Professor Gordon Lloyd. This short video highlights the four plans discussed during the first two weeks of the Convention: Madison’s Virginia Plan; Sherman’s New Jersey Plan; Hamilton’s “monarchical” plan; and, finally, Madison’s amended Virginia Plan. Each plan attempted to reconcile the potential conflicts between a strong national government and strong state governments. Professor Gordon Lloyd notes that an inability to compromise resulted in a stalemate after the first two weeks.

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