the plan agreed to during the writing of the constituion and created a two hoiuse congress, HoR in which each state was given equal votes

bjini

established that the power to regulate foreign and interstate commerce would be a congressional power

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formal approval of the constituion by the states

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people who supported ratification of the constituion because they supported a strong federal on national government

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people who opposed ratification of the consistution because they feared that a strong central government would endanger peoples liberties

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powers held jointly by the national and state governments

bui

power not specifaclly guaranteed th the federal government or denied to the states belong to the states and the people

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powers given to congress directly setlled in the constituion

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power not specifaclly mentioned in the constituion

kbui

plan presented during the constituiontal coonvention that favored large states because repensation was based on population

ibu

plan presented at the constitutional convention that favored small states because state repensation was equal

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gives congress power to do what is "necessary and proper" to carry out its other duties

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a weak constitution that governed america during the revolutionary war

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a change to the constitution

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constitution is the supreme law of the land

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A collection of 85 articles written by alexander hamilton , john jay, and james madison under the name "publics" to defend the constitution in detail

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legislative branch

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executive branch

u

judicial branch

j

relations among states

j

amending the constitution

c

ratifying the constitution

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