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Constitutional Compromises and Articles

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What event led to increase control of the colonies by the British government?French and Indian War- 7 Years War
What did England use to increase their control of the colonies?Stamp Act (taxes) and Intolerable Acts (closing the Boston Harbor)
What are the three parts of the Declaration of Independence?Complaints against the king, Unalienable Rights, and declaration of freedom
What was the Virginia Plan?gave power to large states, 2 house legislature, lower elected from people, upper from the lower
What was the New Jersey Plan?power to small states, 1 house legislature, 1 representative from each state
What was the Connecticut Compromise?2 house legislature, lower based on population and upper 2 per state, lower elected by people, upper elected by state legislatures
What was the Three-Fifths Compromise?counted slaves as 3/5th of a person for representation is Southern States
What was the Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise?gave the government control of interstate and international trade and would end the import of slaves by 1808
What was the Presidential Term Compromise?would be elected every 4 years to prevent from becoming a tyrant
What is an Electoral College?an elected body equal to the number of Representatives plus the number of Senators per state would elect the president
What were The Federalist Paper?a series of essays encouraging people to support a strong central government
Who were the Federalist?wanted the Constitution to establish a strong central government to prevent anarchy
Who were the Anti-Federalist?wanted a Bill of Rights and the protection of states' rights before they would ratify the Constitution
What is Article 1?set up the legislative branch
What is Article 2?set up the executive branch
What is Article 3?set up the judicial branch
What is Article 4?established relations among states
What is Article 5?established the amendment process
What is Article 6?established the national government as supreme
What is Article 7?set up the ratification process for the Constitution



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