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WorksheetsThe Great Compromise
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Against
Opposed
Proportion
Compromise
Ratified
Checks and Balance
Representatives based on population
Opposed
Proportion
Compromise
Ratified
Checks and Balance
Each side gives up something to reach a solution
opposed
proportion
compromise
ratified
checks and balances
Approved
Opposed
Proportion
Compromise
Ratified
Checks and Balance
Each branch was given specific powers to STOP the other two branches
Opposed
Proportion
Compromise
Ratified
Checks and Balances
Before the US constitution was ratified, The United States was governed by which document?
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
In the Virginia Plan representation in congress was based on population, Which states favored this plan?
Small States
Northern States
Southern States
Large States
In the New Jersey Plan, states received equal representation in congress. Which states favored this plan?
Small States
Northern States
Southern States
Large States
The Senate will have equal representation for each state. The House of Representatives will be based on?
Slaves
Money
It was also equal
Population
Analyze the Graph: Which group of states benefited most from the Three-fifths compromise?
Large States
Southern States
Northern States
All of the Above
Under the Three-Fifths compromise, which individuals counted as 3/5 of a free person when a census was taken?
Native Americans
Slaves
Women
None of the Above
Southern States benefited from the 3/5ths compromise because they had...
small population
large populations
large populations of slaves
warm climate
The Commerce Compromise allowed Congress to do the following except?
coin money
regulate trade
abolish slavery till 1808
none of the above
Since slavery was prohibited in the Northwestern Territories, congress passed the Fugitive Slave Law to ensure that the Constitution was to be ratified. Which states did this law favor?
Northern States
Southern States
Small states
Large states
Under the Great Compromise, Congress was given the powers to.
Coin Money
Regulate trade
Sign treaties
All of the above
