U5 Creating the Constitution Articles of Constitution 23-24

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Anti-Federalists preferred.

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State governments and individual liberty protected with a bill of rights

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What was the position of the group known as the Federalists?

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they supported a new Constitution and a strong central government

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Which of these did both the Virginia and New Jersey Plans include?
Options: an end to slavery, an elected president, two houses of Congress, three branches of government

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three branches of government

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Which was the biggest challenge for the delegates at the Constitutional Convention? Options: how to respond to the interests of foreign nations, how to address the concerns of farmers and ranchers, how to balance the interests of large and small states, how to find agreement between the eastern and western states

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how to balance the interests of large and small states

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What did the Great Compromise decide?

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how states would be represented in Congress

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Which legislative house is determined by a states population?

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House of Representatives

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What did the Virginia Plan propose?

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two houses of Congress with representation based on state population

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Who supported the New Jersey Plan? Options: James Madison, delegates from large states, delegates from small states, Edmond Randolph

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delegates from small states

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In which house of congress do states get equal representation?

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Senate

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The Constitution gives the federal government enough power to overpower the states.

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Anti-Federalist