Major Outcomes of the Constitutional Convention

The period following the American Revolution was marked by the establishment of a new governance framework. One significant development during this Early National Period (1754–1800) was the debate surrounding the structure of the federal government and its relationship with the states. This debate included discussions on federalism, the separation of powers, and the need for a Bill of Rights. As the nation moved through various phases, different political factions emerged, each with distinct visions of America's future.

In this context, what was one major outcome of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 that reflected the compromises made between different states and factions?