ORIGINS OF AMERICAN GOVT: LESSON 4 CREATING THE CONSTITUTION

2 THINGS THE DELEGATES DECIDED @ THE NEW GOVT WOULD BE.

• LIMITED & ALL-POWERFUL

• REPRESENTATIVE & TAXED HEAVILY

• PROTECTED & CENTRALLY LOCATED

• DEMOCRATIC & LIMITED

• LIMITED & REPRESENTATIVE

THE 3/5 COMPROMISE REPRESENTED THIS POPULATION FOR REPRESENTATION.

• FEMALES

• NON-WHITES

• SLAVES

• THE POOR

SMALL STATES SUPPORTED THIS PLAN

• NEW YORK

• NEW JERSEY

• CONNECTICUT

• VIRGINIA

PLAN BASED ON POPULATION FOR REPRESENTATION IN LEGISLATURE BRANCH.

• NEW YORK

• NEW JERSEY

• CONNECTICUT

• VIRGINIA

SYSTEM TO ELECT PRESIDENT BASED STATE SELECTED ELECTORS.

• ELECTION COLLEGE

• ELECTORAL COLLEGE

• ELECTRIC COLLEGE

• POPULAR VOTE

1ST TEN ADDITIONS TO THE CONSTITUTION.

• DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF MAN

• BILL OF RIGHTS

• DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

• MAGNA CARTA

CONNECTICUT COMPROMISE PROPOSED THIS.

• 2 HOUSES OF CONGRESS

• ELECTION OF PRESIDENT

• LOCATION OF CENTRAL GOVT

• 3 BRANCHES OF GOVT

PROCESS NEEDED TO ADOPT CONSTITUTION.

• RATATOUILLE

• MAJORITY VOTING

• ADOPTION

• RATIFICATION

GROUP THAT FAVORED A STRONG CENTRAL GOVT.

• ANTI-FEDERALIST

• REPUBLICANS

• DEMOCRATS

• FEDERALISTS

NUMBER OF STATES NEEDED TO MAKE CONSTITUTION THE "LAW OF THE LAND".

• 9

• 8.5

• 13

• 7