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Ch. 8.7-8.8 Lesson Review

Ch. 8.7-8.8 Lesson Review

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Ch. 8.7-8.8 Lesson Review

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House of Representatives Recap
  • Each state sends an amount of representatives based on their population

    FOR EXAMPLE

  • For every 30,000 people a state gets to send 1 representative

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Fill in the Blanks

The amount of representatives a state gets to send to the House of Representatives is based on

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The Big Question:


Should slaves be included when counting the population of a state?

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North's Thoughts
  • For taxes slaves were counted as 3/5's of a person....this should be used for counting slaves with representation in Congress too


  • If the Southern slave holders treat their slaves as less than 'people' why should slaves be counted as part of the population?


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Northern states knew slavery was wrong, and didn't want the southern states to benefit from it more than they did.

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Gouverneur Morris, “make them citizens and let them vote…”

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Multiple Select

Which 2 statements answer the below questions:


"How did Northerners want slaves counted when it came to figuring out the population for representation in the House?"

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as a 'whole' person

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as 3/5's of a person

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not counted at all unless they were freed

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they wanted them counted the same as other property

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South's Thoughts
  • Wanted more representation in the House of Representatives

  • Count a slave as a 'whole' person when figuring out population






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Multiple Choice

How did Southern politicians want slaves counted when figuring out the population for the House of Representatives?

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a 3/5's of a person

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as a whole person

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not counted at all

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none of the above

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The 3/5's Compromise
  • Slaves = "non-free" in Constitution






  • 3/5's of a free person


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Multiple Choice

True or False --


"Based on the 3/5's Compromise, slaves would be counted as 3/5's of a freed person."

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True

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False

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The 3/5's Compromise
  • Congress cannot tax imports


  • 20 yrs. of not talking about

    ending slavery



  • Fugitive Slave Clause


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Poll

Which of the following parts of 3/5's Compromise is something that you would change?

Congress can't tax imports

Can't talk about slavery for 20 yrs

Runaway slaves have to be returned

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