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Constitutional Convention 7th grade
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- Q1First Constitution of America and gave power to the statesArticles of Confederation30s
- Q2Raise an Army, Declare War, Sign TreatiesPowers of Congress30s
- Q3tax or regulate tradeCongress could not30s
- Q4land acquired from Britain after Revolutionary WarNorthwest Territory30s
- Q5Divided the NW Territory into smaller territories, once a territory reaches a certain amount can apply to statehoodNorthwest Ordinance of 178730s
- Q6Daniel Shays (farmer) led a rebellion due to heavy taxes on farmersShays' Rebellion30s
- Q7Representation, Slavery, Election of President3 issues to deal with at Constitutional Convention30s
- Q8Favored large states, 2 houses of Congress, Representation based on state's populationVirginia Plan30s
- Q9Favored small states, 1 house of Congress, each state has equal representationNew Jersey Plan30s
- Q102 house Congress, created House of Representatives (based on population) and Senate (equal representation)The Great Compromise30s
- Q11number of representatives based on states' populationHouse of Representatives30s
- Q12Each state would have 2 senators to be electedSenate30s
- Q13each slave counts as three-fifths of a person when determining a states' population for representation and taxationThree-Fifths Compromise30s
- Q14the group established by the Constitution to elect the President and Vice President. Voters in each state choose their electorsElectoral College30s
- Q15formally approve a plan or agreementratify30s