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The New Jersey Plan
1. one-house legislature with ________ vote for each state
2. a weak _____________ branch

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1. one

2. executive

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3. the plan was just to ___________ the Articles of Confederation

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3. amend

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Compromise Wins Out
- delegates voted to work toward a national government based on the ___________ plan
- still needed to resolve issue of ____________ that divided the large and small states

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- Virginia

- representative

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A. Discussion and Disagreement
1. many issues to resolve that were creating conflict

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-

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B. The Great Compromise
1. _____________ proposed the Great Compromise
2. __________: an agreement between two or more sides in which each side gives up some of what it wants

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2. Compromise

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3. two-house legislature
a. ________________: number of representative was based on state's population

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a. House of Representatives

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b. __________: each state had two representatives

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b. the Senate

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4. Great Compromise broke the deadlock between the ________ and _________ states

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4.

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The Three-Fifths Compromise
1. North & South could not agree on counting slaves in population for __________ or as property for ____________.

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1. South
North

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2. Neither side considered giving slaves the right to _________.
3. solution was to count each slave as _________ of a free person for both taxation and representation

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2. vote

3. 3/5

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4) 5 slaves =______ free persons

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4) 3

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D. Slave Trade
1. __________ wanted to end it but South did not
2. agreement that Congress could not _________ with slave trade until 1808

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1. North

2. interfere

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E. Bill of Rights

1. most felt it was unnecessary to have a Bill of Rights because the Constitution would cover __________ of the people

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1.

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F. Approving the Constitution

1. date: _____________
2. delegates decided that only ________ of 13 states needed to approve the Constitution to get it approved

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1.

2. nine