Virginia Plan
This is what representation is based on in the Virginia Plan.
Population
This is what representation is based on in the New Jersey Plan.
Equal Representation
The Connecticut Compromise did this.
Worked out a compromise to the Virginia and New Jersey Plans.
This is what the Three-Fifths Compromise dealt with.
Slavery
The Northern States wanted this on foreign imported goods.
Tariffs
This is the number of branches proposed by this plan.
Three
This is the number of branches proposed by this plan.
Three
This person proposed the Connecticut Compromise.
Roger Sherman
This is the group that wanted to count slaves towards the population.
The Southern States.
Southern States feared this.
A federal ban on the slave trade.
These are the states that would benefit the most from the Virginia Plan.
Larger populated states.
These are the states that would benefit the most from the New Jersey Plan.
Smaller populated states
According to this compromise, the House of Representatives would be based on this.
Population
It institutionalized this.
Slavery in the United States Constitution.
A tariff is this.
A tax on imported goods.
This is who presented it to the Convention.
Edmund Randolph.
This is who would lead the Executive Branch under the New Jersey Plan.
An Executive Committee
According to this compromise, the Senate would be based on this.
Equal representation
This is why this issue was important.
It impacted voting power and the amount of taxes paid.
This is what the compromise decided on.
Congress wouldn't have the power to tax exports or end the slave trade for twenty years.
This is who drafted the Virginia Plan primarily.
James Madison
This is the type of legislature proposed by the New Jersey Plan.
Unicameral
The Connecticut is also known as this.
The Great Compromise
This is how many people were added to the population if the number was 5,000 slaves.
3,000
This is the year that the discussion on the slave trade could resume.
1808