Key compromises at the constitutional convention

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Construct a timetable of the key events leading up to the American Revolution through the Constitutional Convention and the adoption of the Bill of Rights. You are to LIST the key events, the dates that they occurred, and a brief description describing their significance. Also, list the key compromises at the Constitutional Convention.

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