Ch.3 - L.2 - S.2: "Compromising for a Constitution"
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Dominic Dicarlo
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Why did the delegates want a new plan instead of making changes to the Articles of Confederation?
They believed the new tax plan was sufficient for their needs.
The delegates did not want to make any major changes to the government.
Many Americans felt that the Confederation government was too weak to deal with the nation’s problems.
The delegates thought the Articles gave too much power to the federal government.
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Fill in the Blanks
Which proposed plan for government favored states with large populations?
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Open Ended
Give an example of a time in your life, you had to make a compromise.
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Multiple Choice
In the Great Compromise, what did small states and large states give up?
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Categorize
Most slaves lived in the South
Most slaves lived in the North
Slaves did not have the right to vote though.
Only male slaves had the right to vote.
Counting slaves as representatives would give southern states more representatives.
Counting slaves as representatives would give southern states less representatives.
If slaves counted toward papulation, southern states would have more power in Congress.
If slaves did not count toward papulation, southern states would have more power in Congress.
At the time of the Constitutional Convention, Southern states wanted to include enslaved African Americans in population counts. Why did Northern states oppose the measure?
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Match
Match the following trade issues AND compromises between the Northern and Southern states.
Congress should regulate foreign trade and trade between states
Congress would use this power to tax exports. Southern economy depends on exports. Congress might try to stop traders from bringing more slaves into the South.
that Congress cannot tax exports, nor interfere with the slave trade until 1808
that Congress may regulate trade between states and with other countries.
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