The Bill of Rights, also known as the 10 Ammendments, were drafted from Virginia's Bill of Rights. The author of the Bill of Right, George Mason, wanted power to the states and decentralized federal government.
The state representatives debate the formal election of national senators. They decide whether senators should be elected by the House of Representatives, National Executives, The People, or by State Legislators.
John talks about the Atlantic Slave Trade and descibes its process and conditions slaves underwent on boats and their life on farms and plantations in the Americas.