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Worksheet time: 6mins
The Three-Fifths Compromise made each slave worth 3/5 of a vote in deciding
numbers in the House of Representatives.
numbers in the House of Senate.
numbers in the Supreme Court.
All the answers are correct.
Small state; proposed equal representation among all states.
Virginia Plan
New Jersey Plan
Georgia Plan
Austin Plan
Large state plan; proposed representation based on population.
Connecticut Plan
Mississippi Plan
Virginia Plan
New Jersey Plan
The Legislative Branch (Congress) will be a two-house legislature with:
House of Representatives based on population (guaranteed at least one); and,
Senate maintaining equal representation from all states (two each).
Constitutional Program
Great Compromise
Maryland Compromise
Georgia Compromise
Argued for a stronger national government because, under the Articles of Confederation, the weak national government set the United States up for failure.
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
Georgians
Believed the National Government would have too much authority over states and individuals.
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
Georgians
Giving official approval of a document is,
federalism
suffrage
ratify
veto
