Articles of confederation
The Great Compromise
The Electoral Collage
The 3/5 Compromise
The three branches of government
Checks and Balances
Anti federalism vs federalism
The Delegation Powers
The amendment
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What is the great compromise

They figured out how to build the system of the house is based off population and the senate is based off statehood

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how do you tally the votes for the states

you add the states amount of senators and representitives the president need 270 votes to win

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what are the 3 branches?

legislative branch

judicial branch

executive branch

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what is a federalist

someone who wants the ratification of the constitution

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Describe one way the constitution gets amended

An amendment must be passed by 2/3rds of Congress and 3/4ths of state

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When was the great compromise created

1787

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how old do you have to be to start voting 

you have to be eighteen or older to vote

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What was the three fifths compromise 

What is 3/5 of slave are counted towards total population 

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what is an anti-federalist

someone who apposed the ratification of the constitution

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What power does only the states have 

Manage schools

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Define the articles of confederation 

served as the first governmnet and it was bad because it was a weak government that gave the states all the power and led to Shays rebellion

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explain the winner takes all system

Even if they get 51% of the votes they get all the votes and win the states vote

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What powers does each branch of Congress have

Legislative         Makes laws

Executive          Carries out laws

Judicial              Interprets laws

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what is the purpose for it the checks and balances 

provides each branch of government with individual powers to check the other branches and prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful

300

How many amendments have been passed

27

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What did the small states want

Equel representation in congress

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What state has the most electoral votes

California with 54 votes

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What did the North want that the 3/5ths Compromise solve

They thought that property shouldn't count to population so the South wouldnt cheat their way to representation

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What do the branches have power over eachother

Judicial can declare laws unconstitutional and declare the forces of laws unconstitutional

Legislative can override vetos and pass new laws

Executive can issue pardons and veto bills

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national government powers

declare war, print money, military, treaties with countries, manage commerce.

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What did the big states want

They wanted more representation because of a bigger population

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How do Nebraskas and Maines electoral college work

split electoral votes 

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Why did the South want that the 3/5ths compromise solved

The South wanted more population for more Representitives in the House

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What can the president do over Congress that the Congress can override

He can veto bills but Congress can override that veto

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what powers do both the government and the state have 

The ability of Taxation 

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