A New Plan
Separation of Powers
The Great Compromise
Of and For the People
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Who decided to use Federal troops to stop the rebels?

Confederation Congress

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What was the date of the convention?

May 31, 1787

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What happened July 16th?

They voted again

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What day did delegates receive their copies of the Constitution? 

August 6th

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How long after the revolutionary war was the constitution finalized?

4 years

200

What was the name of Virginia's governor?

Edmund Randolph

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Congress is part of what branch?

Legislative 

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Who was a good compromiser?

Benjamin Franklin

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How many articles were in the constitution? 

23

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What was the purpose of the delegates' dinner parties?

To feel more at home in Philadelphia and to get to know one another

300

Who was the situation especially bad for?

Farmers

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What states made up half of the nation's population?

Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts

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Whose proposal was debated for 11 days?

Roger Sherman

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Who wrote "We, the people, of the United States..."

Governor Morris

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Who said "each state ought to be able to protect itself"

Roger Sherman

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Who chooses the delegated for the second branch (the senate)?

The house members

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How were state's importance measured?

By the number of citizens

400

What happened the same day the Connecticut Compromise passed?

Philadelphia's heat wave broke

400

How did the majority of delegates think the president should be selected?

Congress or state legislature 

400

What was the three-fifths compromise?

For every 5 slaves, they had 3 votes.

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What document gave each state freedom and independence?

The Articles of Confederation

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What did the Virginia Plan change?

Equal representation 

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What was Benjamin Franklin's suggestion for the compromise?

The delegates could choose parts of the Virginia and New Jersey plans to please both big and small states

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Who was the first person to sign the constitution? 

George Washington

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What were James Madison's two theories?

1. the national government should come from the people, not the states

2. powers should be divided so no one person or group controlled the government 

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