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Government 2.4

Constitutional Convention

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Why did delegates from the states gather at a convention in Philadelphia in May of 1787? to revise the Articles of Confederation
Why is James Madison remembered as the Father of the Constitution? He played a key role in planning the convention and writing the Constitution.
Which agreement settled disputes between large states and small states over how the U.S. Government should be organized? Great Compromise.
Which agreement determined how slaves would be counted in a state's population for representation in the House? Three-Fifths Compromise.
What was the basis for representation in Congress that was outlined in the Great Compromise? equal votes for all in the Senate; Representation based on state population in the House.
Who were the Framers? the delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
A proposal plan for government that called for a strong central government divided into three branches; included a bicameral legislature in which membership would be based on a state's population. Virginia Plan .
Another proposed plan for government that called for a strong central government divided into three branches: included a unicameral legislature in which each state would get one vote. New Jersey Plan .
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