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Creating government

Creating a government for the united states!

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What happened between 1781-1789? The states were loosely held together by a weak central government under a constitution named The Articles of Confederation.
what happened in the summer of 1787? Group of 55 men representing all the states except Rhode island met in Philadelphia to change the Articles of Confederation.
Who was the chairmen of the constitutional convention? George Washington.
Who is the " Father of the Constitution" James Madison.
Who said, " I smell a rat"? Patrick Henery
What is the Constitution sometimes called? bundle of compromises.
Small states wanted what to happen with the states and how many Representatives they get? The small states wanted all states to have the same number of representatives.
Large states wanted what to happen with the states and how many Representatives they get? Large states thought they should have more representatives then then the small states.
Slavery was not important to _____________ states. Northern
Slavery seemed necessary to the _____________ states. Southern
What was the argument about the 3/5 compromise not doing. Importing slaves into the counry.
Study the great compromise and the 3/5 compromise. =)
Created by: 31.vanessa.31
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