Who created the government?

This question is a little vague so I will answer it from the perspective of who created the government of the United States.

The Unites States formed after declaring its independence from Great Britain. The Second Continental Congress was operating kind of like a government while we were under British rule. The Second Continental Congress continued to govern the United States after we declared our independence until a formal plan of government was written. The...

This question is a little vague so I will answer it from the perspective of who created the government of the United States.

The Unites States formed after declaring its independence from Great Britain. The Second Continental Congress was operating kind of like a government while we were under British rule. The Second Continental Congress continued to govern the United States after we declared our independence until a formal plan of government was written. The delegates of the Second Continental Congress developed this formal plan of government. This plan, called the Articles of Confederation, was a weak form of government. There were many problems with the government created by the Articles of Confederation. The government didn’t have enough power to run the country. Thus, a meeting would be held in Philadelphia in September 1787 to write a new plan of government.

The meeting that called the Constitutional Convention led to the development of our current plan of government. The 55 delegates were called The Founding Fathers, and they wrote the new plan of government that was eventually called the Constitution. Thus, the 55 delegates that met in Philadelphia in September 1787 developed our current plan of government. Their plan was eventually ratified by all of the states and became our new plan of government.