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Did Nicholas Gilman support the slave trade?

Yes, he did. He wanted Congress to control the slave trade on imports, though not exports.


Why did Nicholas Gilman support the Virginia plan?

Nicholas Gilman changed his opinion many times. He was for both.


How did nicholas gilman think the federal government should rule the states?

Nicholas gilman is awesome


How did Nicholas Gilman die?

Nicholas Gilman was a United States senator of New Hampshire. It has not been stated how he died.


How did New Hampshire influence Nicholas Gilman and his opinion on slavery and how the national executive should be elected and how states should be represented in the new government?

I don't know about the other two, but I'm pretty sure that Nicholas Gilman compromised on the issue of slavery that a slave would be considered only 3/5 of normal citizens. P.S. I'm not very sure if I answered your question, and I really do think that it is a good question and I want to know the actual correct answer.


Was nicholas gilman for the New Jersey Plan?

no


Did nicholas gilman have wives?

yes two


What was Nicholas Gilman's socioeconomics class?

Middle Class


Who signed the US Constitution from New Hampshire?

John Langdon and Nicholas Gilman signed the US Constitution on behalf of New Hampshire.


Did nicholas gilman support the bill of rights?

Yes, Nicholas Gilman supported the Bill of Rights. As a delegate to the Constitutional Convention and a member of the Continental Congress, he recognized the importance of protecting individual liberties. Although he initially believed the Constitution was sufficient, he ultimately backed the inclusion of amendments to address concerns about personal freedoms and to ensure broader support for the new government.


What political party was nicholas gilman member of?

your mama your mama


Who did Nicholas gilman marry?

Nicholas Gilman married Sarah F. Treadwell on June 24, 1788. They had a family together, which included several children. Gilman was a prominent figure in early American politics, serving as a delegate to the Continental Congress and a signer of the U.S. Constitution.