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Convention Begins -Hamilton called for it with Washington and Ben Franklin -Philadelphia -May 1781
Virginia Plan -Edmond Randolph, James wilson, George W, James Madison and William Peterson -called for a strong national government - 3 branches -2 houses -number of representarives based on population of each state
Why were the small states against the virginia plan? They think they should have the same amount of delegates as the large states -Big states were for it
New Jersey Plan -William Peterson -3 branches -1 house
Great Compromise -Roger Sherman -A settlement by each party -3 branches -2 houses
What were the houses in the Great Compromise? representative and senate
How would the number of representatives in each house be decided? Varies by population
Why was this plan a compromise -bigger states got more representation -smaller states did not like and wanted to be equal
3/5 compromise -Delegates from the North and South -Slaves counting as part of population -5 slaves = 3 people
What did the south think about counting slaves? -Wanted to count them -owned more slaves than the north
What did the North think about counting slaves? -Didn't want to count them -had less slaves than the south
Federalists -George W, Ben F, James M, Alexander H, John Jay -Federalism is a government
5 Famous Federalists -George Washington -Ben Franklin -James Madison -Alexander Hamilton -John Jay
Anti- Federalists they were against a strong government because it wasn't controlled by the people
Famous anti federalists -George Mason -Patrick Henry -Luther Martin
Senate -100 total -30 years old -6 year terms -Makes laws for the country
House of Representatives -Number based off population -435 total -25 years old -2 year terms -Make laws for the country
Who couldn't go to the Convention -Women -African Americans -Native Americans
Created by: miaoreo210
 

 



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