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Creating the Constitution

Creating the Constitution

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Match

Match the Weakness of the Articles of Confederation with the possible outcome

Congress could not collect taxes

No executive Branch

More than 2/3 required to write laws; Unanimous vote needed to change Articles

No National Military

No judicial branch

No may to pay national debt

Enforcing laws was hard; organizing a plan and deciding who was in charge was nearly impossible

hard to create laws; nearly impossible to change

states could ignore requests for troops; no one to look to for help

No one to help resolve disputes between states

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Open Ended

Based on the previous slide which plan would you agree with: the Virginia plan or the New Jersey plan, why?

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Multiple Choice

Based on the previous slide, what does bicameral mean?

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One Body

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Two Bodies

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Three Bodies

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Four Bodies

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Multiple Choice

Based on the previous slide, why would California have more Representatives than Maryland?

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it has better weather

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it has more beach front property

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it has more people

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it has more land

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Multiple Select

Which of states would want slaves to be considered part of their population

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Connecticut Population 234,946 Slave Pop. 2764

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Georgia Population 82,548 Slave Pop 29264

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Maryland Population 319,728 Slave 103063

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New Hampshire Population 141,885 Slave 158

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Multiple Choice

Based on the slide before, why would the 3/5ths compromise benefit the Southern states?

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It would give them more representation in Congress

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It would make it seem like they had more people

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It would make it look like they treated slaves like people

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