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original name of the Constitutional Convention

Philadelphia Convention

a representative from a state to the convention - there were 55 in total

delegate

leader of the CC - asked for absolute secrecy during the CC

George Washington

Father of the Constitution

James Madison

took notes at the CC so we know about the debates today

James Madison

debating with rules to be productive and reach goals

civil discourse

one of the plans proposed that relied on population to determine representation

Virginia Plan

one of the plans that called for a bicameral legislature, not unicameral

Virginia Plan

representation based on population - the higher the population, the more representation

proportional representation

one of the plans that was most similar to the Articles of Confederation

New Jersey Plan

one of the plans that was unicameral and each state received the same amount of votes

New Jersey Plan

Connecticut Compromise

Great Compromise

combined the Virginia & New Jersey Plans

Great Compromise / Connecticut Compromise

group of electors tasked with electing the President of the United States

electoral college

population count taken every ten years

census

compromise reached between the northern and southern states

Three-Fifths Compromise

compromise dictating that every five slaves would count as three free people in the census

Three-Fifths Compromise

approval

ratification

one of the first political parties that supported a strong national government

Federalists

one of the first political parties that feared a stronger national government

Anti-Federalists

political party that demanded a list of guaranteed rights

Anti-Federalists

first 10 amendments of the Constitution

Bill of Rights

List of rights guaranteed to the citizens under the new governmnet

Bill of Rights