Constitutional Convention Review
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- Q1What document replaced the Articles of Confederation and established a new national government?The Declaration of IndependenceThe ConstitutionThe Magna CartaThe English Bill of Rights30s
- Q2The Great Compromise accomplished which of the following?Added the Bill of RightsPostponed the conversation about slaveryCreated a one house legislatureCreated a two house legislature30s
- Q3The issue of enslaved people for the purpose of representation was the main issue of -Three-Fifths CompromiseGreat CompromiseNew Jersey CompromiseOne-Third Compromise30s
- Q4In what house of our national legislature, called Congress, does each state have equal representation?General AssemblySenateHouse of CommonsHouse of Representatives30s
- Q5The Constitutional Convention was convened, or got together, to...improve the Articles of Confederation.decide who would fight Daniel Shay.write the Treaty of Paris.get all the signers of the Declaration together to celebrate.30s
- Q6The Constitutional Convention took place in17871776178178730s
- Q7The image represents -Americans and BritishOne Quarter CompromiseGreat CompromiseThree-Fifths Compromise30s
- Q8Why were the Articles of Confederation replaced?it created a judicial branchit created an executive branchit created a powerful armygovernment was took weak to manage state relations30s
- Q9Representation should be proportional based on a states population was part of theCommerce CompromiseVirginia PlanNew Jersey planCanada Plan30s
- Q10Representation should be equal giving each state the same number of representatives was part of theMadison PlanNew Jersey planVirginia planCanada Plan30s
- Q11Representation should be equal and proportional in a 2 house (also called bicameral) legislature was part of theVirginia PlanGreat CompromiseMolloy PlanNew Jersey Plan30s
- Q12Slaves would partially count towards population is part of theCommerce compromiseThree-fifths CompromiseElectoral CollegeGreat Compromise30s
- Q13Agreeing not to interfere with the slave trade for 20 years is part of theGreat CompromiseThree-fifths CompromiseHouse of RepresentativesVirginia compromise30s
- Q14The Three-fifths compromise helpedincrease representationprotect slaveryprotect the economyincrease taxes30s
- Q15When creating the legislative branch, there were two proposed plans. Which plan wanted states to have more votes based on population?Virginia PlanNew Jersey PlanWashington Plan3/5th's Plan30s
