What gathering was convened for the purpose of writing or revising a constitution?

• A. Continental Congress
• B. First Continental Congress
• C. Virginia Convention
• D. Constitutional Convention

Answer: (D)

The gathering intended to write or revise a constitution is the constitutional convention. This meeting, held in Philadelphia in 1787, brought delegates together specifically to draft a new framework of government for the United States, which resulted in the U.S. Constitution and the replacement of the Articles of Confederation. The other gatherings had different purposes: the Continental Congresses dealt with colonial grievances, war planning, and governance under the Articles, while the Virginia Convention was a state-level meeting focused on independence and local governance, not a national constitutional charter.