U.S. Government Final Exam Part I 24-25

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This compromise dealt with how to determine the representation of states in the national legislature

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The Connecticut Compromise

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This compromise dealt with issues arising from slavery

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The Three-Fifths Compromise

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This compromise called for a government with a legislative, executive, and judicial branch

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The Virginia Plan

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This compromise addressed northern and southern disagreements about foreign trade.

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The Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise

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Supporters for ratification were called ______ argued that the Articles of Confederation were weak

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Federalist

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They feared that the Constitution was giving too much power to Congress and wanted for The Bill of Rights to be added to the Constitution. Who were they?

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Anti-Federalist

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According to John Locke, which rights were guaranteed by natural law? Options: trial by jury and no cruel punishments, freedom of speech and the press, life, liberty, and property, freedom of worship and the right to petition

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life, liberty, and property

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In the charter colonies, most governmental matters were handled by

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The colonists

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What type of colonies were controlled directly by the King of England?

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Royal colonies

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Which thinker introduced the idea of separation of powers for effective government?

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Baron de Montesquieu