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Constitution Three

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What two compromises were made by the delegates with regards to slavery? Delegates agreed Congress could limit future importing of slaves, but they did not forbid slavery itself. Three-fifths compromise representation and taxation of slaves were to be based on the "# of free persons" plus 3/5 of the # of "all other persons"
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What did the delegates decide about who could vote in national elections? Left the issue to the states. People qualified to vote in state elections could also vote in national elections.
What were the delegates deeply concerned about and committed to? the American economy
What did "virtually all" the delegates think was necessary for economic stability? A strong national government
As a result (What did "virtually all" the delegates think was necessary for economic stability?), what did they seek to do? Strengthen the economic powers and the scope of the new national government.
What institution was to be the chief economic policymaker? Congress
using table 2.4, provide five specific economic powers of this (What institution was to be the chief economic policymaker?) Levying taxes, paying debts, borrowing money, coining money and regulating its value, and regulating interstate and foreign commerce.
"In sum," what was this (What institution was to be the chief economic policymaker?) institution to do? Create the conditions within which markets could flourish.
What were two economic powers granted to Congress in the Constitution which were denied under the Articles? Levying taxes, regulating commerce
What were three economic powers which the Constitution specifically denied to the states? Coining money or issuing paper money, taxing imports or exports from abroad or from other states, and passing laws impairing the obligations of contract.
What did the Constitution guarantee each state? "a republican form of government" to prevent a recurrence of Shays' Rebellion.
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