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How was the issue of representation (voting) resolved by the Great Compromise? The convention appointed a committee to resolve their disagreements
In order to satisfy the Northern states, who felt counting slaves gave the south an unfair advantage, what compromise was formed? The slaves were counted as three-fifths of a free person for representation purposes.
Did the constitution originally have a Bill of Rights? No
What 3 people refused to sign the constitution? Eldridge Gerry, George Mason, Edmund Randolph
Why did the 3 people refuse to sign the constitution? It didn't have a bill of rights
How many states were required to vote in favor of the constitution before it could be approved? 9 of 13 states
How many delegates attended the constitutional convention? 55
How many delegates to the constitutional convention had attended college? 26 of 55
Who was the leader of the convention? George Washington
Where was the convention held? Philadelphia
When was the convention? Summer of 1787
Who was the first president? John Hanson
Who was the father of the constitution? James Madison
What were the two major plans? Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan
Once the Revolutionary War was over, where could the colonists settle? West of the Appalachian Mountains
What does ordinance mean? A law or regulation
What were the township sizes? 6 miles by 6 miles
How many sections were the townships divided into? 36
How many acres were each section? 640
The northwest ordinance is located in what direction from the Ohio River? North
The northwest ordinance is located in what direction from the Mississippi River? East
When could the area apply for statehood? When it reached 600,000 people
True or False: Each new state would have the same rights and privileges as those people living in the 13 original states True
What would be the difference in the new states regarding the issue of slavery? There would be no slaves
Which 5 states would later be added to the U.S. because of the Northwest Ordinance? Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan
Under articles of confederation, can they pass taxes to raise money for the government? No
Under articles of confederation, can they easily conduct foreign affairs? No, they didn't have complete control
Under articles of confederation,could they easily change laws? No because they needed 100% approval
Under articles of confederation, did they have power to enforce laws? No
Under articles of confederation, can they borrow money? Yes
Under articles of confederation, could they easily buy goods from other states? No, each state had its own money
Under articles of confederation, could they pay soldiers who fought in war? No because the government didn't have any money
Under articles of confederation, are their armed forces efficient to protect everyone? No, it had no national army. Each state had its own armed forces.
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