What was the Great Compromise?

What was the 3/5ths Compromise?

Under this theory on the origins of government, the State evolved slowly over time.

Under this theory on the origins of government, the the leader has authority to rule from God.

What is key to being considered a "State"

The Virginia Plan proposed:

Under this theory on the origins of government, people give up freedom for order and security

Under the 3/5ths compromise, enslaved persons were counted:

Federalists:

The New Jersey Plan proposed:

The Virginia Plan was proposed by:

Federalists:

Separation of Powers is:

The New Jersey Plan was proposed by:

Anti-federalists:

The Southern States wanted enslaved persons to be counted:

The Virginia Plan proposed that representation was:

Federalism is:

Anti-federalists:

Anti-federalists:

Federalists:

At the 2nd Continental Congress:

The Northern States wanted enslaved persons to be counted:

The New Jersey Plan proposed that representation was:

Would Hobbes and Locke agree or disagree on the following: People need government to create social order.

At the Constituional Convention:

Who would say the following statement: We need a strong federal executive (the President)

Unicameral means:

Who would say the following statement at the Constitutional Convention: We need a strong executive (the President)

Who would say the following: The Constitution says federal laws are supreme, this will let the Gov't do anything.

Bicameral means:

Who would say the following: The Constitution says federal laws are supreme, this will let the Gov't do anything.

The current system in America is

The Great Compromise is also known as:

At the 1st Continental Congress:

Would Hobbes and Locke agree or disagree on the following: Once people enter into a social contract, it's forever.

Which concepts or rights were NOT found in both the English Bill of Rights and in our founding documents?