During the "critical period," what major events occurred that spurred the calling of the Constitutional Convention?

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The Annapolis Convention, which was a meeting of representatives from five states to discuss trade issues, resulted in a call for a larger convention to revise the Articles of Confederation. Shays's Rebellion, which was a series of uprisings by farmers against the government of Massachusetts, highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles and the need for a stronger central government. These events ultimately led to the calling of the Constitutional Convention. The Revolutionary War and the Northwest Ordinance preceded this period, and the ratification of the Articles of Confederation and the Battle of Yorktown occurred prior to the "critical period."

During the "Critical Period," What Major Events Occurred That Spurred