And I find your grammar and spelling ridiculous, but never mind. To answer your question, though, (it was a question, even though not punctuated as one, right?), the answer is that it was because they wanted to. They felt that the government no longer served them and resorted to their natural right of revolution. And in the time since the US had militarily won its independence from Britain, much of the civilized western world had undergone political revolutions, from France to Haiti to the Bolivarian revolutions, Mexico, Italy, Greece, all the 1848 stuff. Iit was an age of revolutions, of rebellions, of the birth of modern nationalism. It was in the wind.
Hell, Thomas Jefferson thought 20 years was too long.
I noticed that TJ didn’t think much about that when he was the prez...