Constitutional Convention

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Washington, DC

Richmond, Virginia

Paris, France

To rewrite the Declaration of Independence

To rewrite the Articles of Confederation

To write the Treaty of Paris

To elect the first president

Two

Five

One

Three

Two Houses in Congress, one equal and one based on population

One house system, equal representation

Two House system all proportional represenation

Two House system, all equal representation

Virginia

New Jersey

Connecticut

Three-fifths

Small States

Large States

New Jersey Plan

Virginia Plan

New Jersey Plan

Virginia Plan

Senate

Judicial

House of  Representatives

House of Congress

Executive

Legislative

Judicial

National

Great Compromise

Three-fifths Compromise

Great Dispute

Big Agreement

All slaves were counted.

Three-fifths of the number of slaves was added to the population.

Slaves were not counted at all.

Slaves were allowed to vote and be elected to represent each state.

All slaves will be counted towards representation in all states

3 out of 5 slaves could vote in Northern states

3 out of 5 slaves would be counted towards representation in Southern states

3 out of 5 slaves could vote in the Southern states

Created a one house legislature

Postponed the conversation about slavery

Added the Bill of Rights 

Created a two house legislature

Congress

The People

The Senate

The Electoral College

General Election, State Winners, Electoral College

State Winners, General Election, Electoral College

Electoral College, State Winnters, General Election

Electoral College, General Election, State Winners

vote given by "electors"

Vote by everyday American citizens

votes cast in Congress

280

290

285

270

You just look at population

It is the number of representatives in Congress

Number of Senators

Number of people in the House of Representatives

True

False

The Declaration of Independence 

The Constitution 

The Magna Carta 

The English Bill of Rights 

Congress could not negotiate treaties

Congress could print money

Congress did not have the power to raise money or enforce laws

Congress established the Northwest Ordinance

Magna Carta

Articles of Confederation

Mayflower Compact

Declaration of Independence