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Weakness of the Articles of Confederation:
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2
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4
1. organizational weak
2. economic weak
3. poor foreign relations
4. lack of respect
_______ Rebellion was an uprising by the farmers.
Shay Rebellion
Colonists realized the weaknesses and called for the __ ___ in May of 1787,
Philadelphia Convention
_____ states attended the Philadelphia Convention; only ____ did not attend.
12 states

Rhode Island did not attend.
Men who brought change to the Philadelphia Convention:
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3
1. George Washington
2. James Madison
3. Benjamin Franklin
Points of argument by delegates:
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1. stronger central gov't.
2. a republic should be established
3. separation of powers
4. balance of powers
5. preserve individual rights
The __ ____ came about as a combination of the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey.
The Great Compromise
What was considered the Large State Plan?
Virginia Plan
What was considered the Small State Plan?
New Jersey Plan
The ____ Plan was based on population.
Virginia
The __ ___ Plan was based on all states have equal representation.
New Jersey
The ____ - all states have the same representation based on population.
Senate
A _____ would take place every 10 years to determine population.
census
What was the 3/5 Compromise?
Allowed slaves to be counted 3/5 for population count and taxes
What was teh Commerce Compromise, Navigation and Tariff?
1. allowed navigation law to be passed by simple majority
2. no other state could levy taxes on another state's exports
When was the Constitution signed?
September 17, 1781
___, ____ and ____ refused to sign the Constitution because it did not have a Bill of Rights.
Randolph, Mason and Gerry
Those who favored the Constitution were called ___.
Federalists
The Federalist Papers were written by ___ , ___ and ____.
Hamilton, Jay, Madison
Those who were against the Constitution were called ___.
Anti-Federalists
How many states had to approve of the Constitution for it to be ratified?
9 states
Election for the approval of the Constitution would be held in ____.
1789.
The first electoral college elected ___ ___ as the first American President.
George Washington
The Bill of Rights went into effect _____________.
December 15, 1791.