3.2 and 3.3

The central government was too weak to maintain order.

The national military was abusing its power.

State property taxes should be eliminated nationwide.

The president had too much authority.

House by population, Senate equal per state.

Senate by population, House equal per state.

Equal votes for all states in a single house.

Representation based strictly on state land size.

Three-fifths were counted for representation and taxes.

Three-fifths of enslaved adults received voting rights.

They were counted for taxes, but not representation.

Slavery was banned in three-fifths of new territories.

To protect individual liberties from federal overreach.

To give the president emergency military powers.

To eliminate state debts and print paper money.

To let federal judges appoint state governors.

Avoid foreign alliances and political parties.

Avoid expanding taxes and building national banks.

Avoid western expansion and state militias.

Avoid foreign trade with European nations.

Checks and balances between branches of government.

A strong national constitutional monarchy.

Total state power over federal laws.

Unlimited executive power during wartime.

The federal government can use military force to enforce laws.

State governors can veto national excise taxes.

Presidents cannot use troops on domestic soil.

Only local officials can collect federal taxes.

By using the "Necessary and Proper" (Elastic) Clause.

By citing the Tenth Amendment's reserved state powers.

By passing a constitutional amendment for banking.

By issuing an executive order overriding Congress.

Keep the U.S. out of European wars to protect stability.

Send troops to help France fight Great Britain.

Ban foreign ships from trading in American ports.

Allow states to sign separate treaties with foreign nations.

Federalists built a strong government; Anti-Federalists got a Bill of Rights.

Anti-Federalists removed the president to lower tariffs.

Federalists gave up federal tax authority to the states.

Both sides agreed to eliminate federal courts.