1.In readings 6.1 and 6.2 the social class that wrote the Constitution congregated in Philadelphia; our founding fathers were considered “wealthy and powerful gentlemen” such as white property owners. The classes that were excluded were the poor farmers, labourers, white population that were working class, poor free holders, artisans, servants and people in debt, these groups of people were not able to participate in the process 

2. I would say yes because the early social class structure is similar to todays majority of america, todays america  is poor and not a lot of Americans can own property and as well the government is run by rich and wealthy people not as much as white males but people who are rich and wealthy who are disconnected to regular people day to day lives.

3.The people who wrote the constitution were afraid of people who were poor such as people with no properties to use democracy as a weapon since they were the majority, they were afraid that democracy would be a weapon towards the wealthy.